Sentence examples for assessed to make a from inspiring English sources
A further question that has emerged in LSP 'strong' BUPLAS CA assessment processes has been the number of calls to be assessed to make a QA assessment.
Only those assessed to make a significant impact on the course of the emergency response operation were categorized as critical decisions and analyzed further, cf. Figure 4. Figure 4 Critical decisions.
The number of weekly working hours was also assessed to make a further distinction.
In a letter to staff, trust chairman John Cowdall and chief executive Jackie Daniel said any schemes would have to be assessed to make sure they did not have a negative impact on patients.
Hall insisted that the new way of assessing students was not designed to make A-levels harder.
For each type of disorder, flowcharts describe what has to be assessed, how to make a decision, and how to manage the disorder specifically.
Ms. Aldea said the prepared remarks were meant to help defendants assess whether to make a statement.
The company said it was assessing whether to make a new offer or to drop out of the contest that it started.
IPCC Commissioner Mary Cunneen said: "During the course of the review we have identified additional lines of enquiry that need to be investigated, so that we can assess whether to make a referral to the Crown Prosecution Service regarding potential criminal matters or recommend disciplinary proceedings regarding any officer involved in the arrest, restraint and detention of Mr Rigg.
The Clinical Practice Guideline on Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence published by the US Public Health Service recommends to ask the patient if he or she uses tobacco, advise him or her to quit, assess willingness to make a quit attempt, assist him or her in making the quit attempt, and arrange for follow-up contacts to prevent relapse [ 4].
