Even Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry has seen it fit to put in his two cents worth, though carefully measured, in assessing the troubles the California GOP finds itself in by continuing to strongly oppose comprehensive immigration reform.
Ongoing inquiry is continuing to assess whether such troubles for motivational hedonism can be overcome, and whether any of its rivals fare any better overall than it does.
We also assess whether having trouble securing adequate child care offsets these benefits.
The next time you run into trouble, assess whether it's an unsystematic failure – just the result of balancing the tradeoffs of life (or even unforeseen circumstances that won't happen again) – or a systematic one.
Yet he managed to step outside his immediate troubles to assess the situation with a detachment and graceful calm that helped him cope during times of adversity.
Now you can assess the situation before trouble strikes.
They used a color-coded system (green for good, yellow for caution, and red for trouble) to assess Ford's overall performance on a variety of initiatives quickly and holistically.
She comforted a hustler in "Troubles," assessed male and female roles in "A Woman's Worth" (which takes for granted that "a real man always comes first") and found comedy and woe in Prince's "How Come You Don't Call Me," finally deciding to hang up on the guy.
His responsibility, when hiring Mr Coulson, was less to probe Mr Coulson's past troubles than to assess the present-day suspicion that Mr Coulson is a liar.
Initially developped in psychometrics to assess the severity of behavioral troubles or disturbances [ 1- 3], ordinal rating scales (ORS) are now essential tools in health research and health care: for example to measure clinical outcomes such as symptom grading [ 4], pathologists finding [ 5], disease severity [ 6], treatment response [ 7- 9], as well as health-related quality of life [ 10, 11].
Torre will wait until next week to assess his walking wounded, the Yankees' troubles are accumulating.
