Sentence examples for assessing the matter from inspiring English sources
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block released a statement expressing relief over the players' return but acknowledging that the school was assessing the matter to determine any punishment.
Given that Shah's writings and translations of Sufi teaching stories were designed with that purpose in mind, he recommended them to those interested in assessing the matter for themselves, and noted that many authorities had accepted Shah's position as a spokesman for contemporary Sufism.
The Commission's services started an EU pilot procedure and are assessing the matter in the light of the Directive on Racial Equality, which prohibits discrimination on grounds of ethnic origin in a number of fields, including housing.
With the inquiry that confined and the evidentiary requirements that high, courts have had no trouble assessing the matters the rule makes relevant.
Sacha Brooks, a producer of "The Graduate" in both cities, is in a good position to assess the matter.
It added that the agencies were "working with state and local authorities and continue to assess the matter".
Crucially, the duration of the sentence of imprisonment shall not be less than the term that the court would have imposed if it had assessed the matter without considering the order.
"In light of the U.S. attorney's lawsuit, we postponed our meeting so we could assess the matter," Martha Mann Alfaro, a deputy chief in the city's Law Department, said in a statement.
However, should the issue land in the lap of the authority, it doesn't have the power to force the station to supply evidence and would be able to assess the matter only on the information before it, Chapman said.
In its report on the talks in Seoul, China's official Xinhua news agency made no mention of Mr. Wen's pledge, but it did quote him as saying that China would assess the matter in an "objective and fair manner".
Yanghee Lee, the U.N.'s special envoy on human rights in Myanmar said again on Thursday that the killings in Rakhine bore "the hallmarks of a genocide" but that she couldn't be more definitive until an international tribunal had assessed the matter.
