Sentence examples for assessing institutions from inspiring English sources

This is roughly the luck egalitarian or level playing field conception of equality of opportunity, now proposed as the distributive justice standard for assessing institutions and practices.

The state is responsible for assessing institutions to make sure that they are operating within the law and the National Curriculum Guidelines.

This may mean that service user interviews will not be necessary in assessing institutions with the toolkit, which would maximise its practical application given the specific challenges that can arise in interviewing this service user group (secondary to their mental health problems).

Most settlements come with a provision the assessed institution will neither admit nor deny the allegations.

Sometimes this work provides a transparent basis for decisions, as when risk assessment institutions assess the risk according to a regulatory framework.

School administrators have come to see it as a valuable tool for assessing their institutions.

A broader case study could provide more information on the range of possible policy alternatives that are available to pursue drug access and to better assess how institutions and interests favour some policy alternatives over others.

It will look at claims of abuse - some against high-profile figures - and its alleged cover-up by councils, the courts, schools, the church, the BBC and the Army, by assessing whether these institutions failed in their duty of care to protect children.

In this way, public reason can be presented as a standard for assessing rules, laws, institutions, and the behavior of individual citizens and public officials.

At 24, Mr. DeVore was hired to assess the institution and then lead it as executive director.

We assessed our institution's experience and outcomes with pancreatic resection for malignancy in patients in their ninth decade.