Sentence examples for assessment claims from inspiring English sources

Personal Capability Assessment claims have been assessed by Atos Origin employees with no medical training.

In addition to test outcomes, EI-OSM allows students, teachers and parents to provide supporting evidence for assessment claims or give different explanations for them.

Teachers also found the explicit assessment claims helpful and felt that they could use the OLM to decide on actions for individuals or for grouping students, as well as possibly changing classroom instruction.

Our evidence also reveals that many disabled children and disabled lone parents will be significantly worse off". Labour also questioned whether there were not dwindling savings from the scheme, pointing out that the 2011 impact assessment claimed that universal credit would reduce administrative costs by £500m due to its "reduced complexity".

The Treasury secretary's economic "analysis" of the G.O.P. tax bill consisted of a one-page — fewer than 500 words — assessment, claiming that the $1.5 trillion plan would more than pay for itself, assuming a whole set of perfect circumstances come true.

Judah did not agree with his rival's assessment, claiming: "Everyone in world who saw the fight will see that's a low blow.

EL GHOSTBUSTER Alfredo was a Cuban refugee who started screaming in terror during an assessment, claiming in Spanish that the ghost of his murder victim was walking across the room even as we spoke.

Just 24 hours after the triumph of VAWA in the House, the U.S. State Department delivered a virtual body blow to the planet: the release of an assessment claiming that that the environmental impact of the Keystone XL Pipeline would be nominal, in the face of overwhelming, broad-based scientific evidence to the contrary.  .

Intelligence assessments claim that at least twenty per cent of the fighters have returned to their countries of origin, with some exceptions like Britain, where it may be as high as fifty per cent.

According to David Alton, a crossbench peer who campaigns on religious freedom, "some assessments claim that as many as 200 million Christians in over 60 countries around the world face some degree of restriction, discrimination or outright persecution".

In Southbury, Conn., neighbors recently petitioned the local authorities to reduce their property tax assessments, claiming that a registered sex offender's recent move into the area had brought down the value of their homes.