Sentence examples for appraisal rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cisneros, who says he has no recollection that appraisal rules were relaxed when he ran HUD, disputes that notion.

In this case-based study we report on a micro-simulation model that exploits the structure of the European Commission's appraisal and promotion rules, and includes regression-based sampling schemes which allow for non-Normal error terms to represent behavioural factors that led to the need for a new system.

As the abundance of reiterative publications has a propensity to obscure the general picture and possibly impede the identification of higher quality studies, we have undertaken a comprehensive appraisal following predefined rules, with the view to structuring the published work according to the level of evidence.

Under existing rules, appraisals are ordered by lenders who have no incentive to negotiate lower prices.

KLRU-TV in Austin, Tex., which dropped its June pledge drive completely, has created local events around pledge programs like an antiques appraisal fair and has a rule that no public affairs programs are to be interrupted, said Shane Guiter, director of development.

"It rules" was his succinct appraisal of the four track "Fate of the Fatal" record.

The rules around Delaware's appraisal rights of "fair value" are aimed at helping long-term shareholders protect themselves in instances of self-dealing or other chicanery.

(Under the pre-Aug. 18 rules you needed an appraisal only if an item was worth $5,000 or more).

Is it because they're run by 23,000 middle managers that spend their lives writing appraisals of each other, enforcing petty rules and asking each other for pay rises?

These two reviewers also assessed each included article's quality using the following eight questions adapted from the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) clinical prediction rule checklist [ 87]: Q 1 : Is the predictive model clearly defined?

He entered into negotiation with the landowners, raising the price offered them -- in violation of rules that said market-value appraisals must be used.