Sentence examples similar to a long-range assessment from inspiring English sources
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has recognized the potential application of emerging science to improve toxicity testing and risk assessment (U.S. EPA 2002U.S. EPA 2004), notably by taking the lead in commissioning the National Research Council NRCC) in 2004 to review existing strategies (NRC 2006) and develop a long-range vision for toxicity testing and risk assessment (NRC 2007).
We illustrate these two types of applications of CEA by briefly describing (1) case studies of nanomaterials used in developing a long-range strategic plan for nanomaterials research and (2) a proposed assessment of the sustainability of biofuels.
North Korea successfully launched a long-range missile in December that reached the Philippines and, American intelligence assessments say, proved capable of thrusting a warhead much farther.
Typically, that process begins with top-to-bottom assessment of current communication practices, and it results in the adoption of a long-range communication plan — a full-fledged agenda for organizational conversation.
First, though it's good that the Bureau of Street Services offers an online basic assessment of pavement conditions around the city, what might really lessen some frustration would be a long-range schedule of planned repairs.
Billy Twelvetrees added a long-range penalty.
But that is a long-range goal.
Bruno Cavailles, a long-range planning officer.
"Hudson Yards was a long-range plan when nobody believed in long-range plans," Mr. Meola said.
(g), development of a long-range transportation plan, in subsec.
