A proposed update to European Union data protection law would give regulators the ability to assess much larger fines of as much as 2 percent of a company's annual sales — which based on Google's financial performance would equate to about $760 million, based on 2011 revenue of $37.9 billion.
An alternative approach is to attempt to assess much larger numbers of chemicals by employing more efficient in vitro methods.
Small business owners also need to assess how much of an impact the internet of everything and new technology will have on their firms.
Engineers are already trying to assess how much of the destruction on May 12 should be attributed to faulty construction during China's long and often helter-skelter building boom.
The fund looked at trends in housing prices and mortgage debt in 17 countries, and tried to assess how much of the price changes could be attributed to economic fundamentals, including trends in personal income, demographics and interest rates.
The commissioners must assess how much of this is from a loss of real efficiencies that banks get from being unified, and how much is from the elimination of a subsidy a tricky question.
In a recent paper covering 13 European countries as well as America, they assess how much of the rise in property values in the past decade can be put down to bubble-like optimism about future price increases.
After 55 years of hard-core Communism in the North, it is hard to assess how much of the submission to authoritarian leaders and the xenophobia comes from half a century of rule by Kim Il Sung and now his son, Kim Jong Il, and how much from hundreds of years of being hidden from the world.
But Scotland Yard said there was no record in the UK of Zalkalns's murder conviction, raising questions about the nature of information sharing between EU member states regarding convicted criminals and the ability of the Home Office to assess how much of a threat they pose.
Therefore, it was essential to assess how much of each silica particle was precipitated after centrifugation.
