Sentence examples for a shared assessment from inspiring English sources

A shared assessment of the parameters of the F.T.A.A. between the United States and Brazil, South America's largest economy, is expected to avert a collapse of the talks this week along the lines of what happened two months ago in Cancún, Mexico, when a meeting of the World Trade Organization was dissolved amid resistance from developing countries led by Brazil.

The US-Russia agreement says the two countries have "reached a shared assessment of the amount and type of chemical weapons involved".

In addition to centralization, harmonization across languages is beneficial for using the BelRAI portfolio in bilingual regions, so colleagues within the same hospital can complete a shared assessment in the preferred language.

Adjunctive or complementary is where a therapy is used in addition to allopathic medicine but not involving any shared assessment, management or review in the process of care.

There were also many comments about how staff used SSA-sometimes as a full shared assessment as intended, by others as a tool for securing a specific care service for a patient.

It may be that as one who tagged her as a habitual prevaricator before that became a widely shared assessment, I am on her enemies list.

Suggestions for some features of such a system include: Clearly and explicitly articulate a longitudinal, integrated, and shared assessment programme which is vetted by faculty and about which students are informed at the beginning of, and periodically throughout, their programme of study.

But that shared assessment did not mean a unified view on whether the Fed should act.

This network offers a 'proof of principle' that expert centres across Europe can undertake collaborative studies using shared assessment protocols.

While oversupply has been confirmed, there is still no objective and shared assessment of its size.

Some highlighted the introduction of shared assessment and core electronic records.