Sentence examples for agree to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Obama made it a requirement that states seeking Race to the Top funding must agree to evaluate teachers using student standardized test scores.

We conducted a meta-review of studies that used the original AGREE instrument or AGREE II (henceforth referred to collectively as AGREE) to evaluate the quality of guidelines.

The Ambassadors agreed to evaluate when a meeting with the chiefs of the political parties would be most effective.

There is also an urgent need, the investigators and House members agreed, to evaluate the fire-prevention systems in the building as well as the Fire Department's response.

Finally, the United States agreed to evaluate whether fresh beef can be imported from Brazil while preventing the introduction of foot-and-mouth disease.

While the public eyes the new plans, the corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have agreed to evaluate these designs in more mundane ways, assessing costs and impact on local traffic, among other matters.

Through a site called ESA Registration of America, I found a clinical social worker in California who, at a cost of a hundred and forty dollars, agreed to evaluate me over the phone to discuss the role of Augustus, the snake, in my life.

In June, for instance, Mr. Feinberg agreed to evaluate, on a preliminary basis, several claims involving victims who made more than $231,000 a year -- the maximum salary on the standard actuarial tables used to calculate a person's lost income and worth.

But today the regulator agreed to evaluate the safety of those services, in what in what could be a big step toward legitimizing ride-sharing in the state.

Nonetheless, OTA agreed to evaluate the city's proposals.

All patients, who were able and agreed to evaluate their fracture risk assessment, were invited to attend the Fracture Liaison Service.