Sentence examples for appraise- from inspiring English sources

Singer tries to avoid this conclusion by appealing to the role of appraisal: it is only because we appraise another as having certain virtues and vices that we come to bestow value on him.

"Because patients are already living longer than two years with conventional treatment, we weren't able to apply the flexibility we can sometimes use when we appraise cancer drugs.

"I can't see how on earth a judge and a jury can really appraise evidence when you are facing somebody who is cloaked and is completely invisible to you … It's almost impossible to have a proper trial if one of the persons [involved] is in a kind of bag".

The Township's initial letter last year notified eight businesses in the proposed redevelopment area of the Township's intention to appraise certain properties for potential future acquisition.

They do not capture the lifetime effects of migration, which in principle is the best way to appraise its fiscal effects but in practice is subject to too many uncertainties.

Mr Dell would vote on that, and it is not hard to guess which way.On July 10th Mr Icahn urged shareholders to have a court "appraise" their holdings' fair value, in the hope of squeezing more out of the buy-out team.

Bosses have to appraise the strengths and weaknesses of their firms honestly and continuously to take account of rapidly evolving competitive threats.

"De Beers has failed to properly appraise the aspirations of African governments," says Chaim Even-Zohar, a prominent diamond specialist.

Rating agencies have recently begun to take account of such triggers.The use and abuse of ratingsJust as troubling is the increasing use of ratings, not just to appraise securities but also as a motive for their creation and marketing.

On the evening of Thursday September 2nd, he will appraise his first four years in office and offer his vision for the next four.

3b935c2c-217a-47d1-811c-ba84dd7254b7 WHEN historians come to appraise this administration, they will remark on a rather novel event.