Sentence examples for assessment contained from inspiring English sources

The assessment contained no specific guidance on what the administration could do to reduce tensions, according to those familiar with the document.

Dr. Mahoney said the previous climate-impacts assessment contained much high quality work that was left out to avoid new conflicts.

The assessment, contained in an unclassified report called "Global Trends 2015," also makes a number of predictions about the political landscape of the world.

"It comes as no surprise that Al Qaeda's Iraq affiliate, through its networks in Syria, might attempt to seem relevant by going after the Assad regime," said an American official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the assessment contained classified information.

In the view of Mr Barth-Eide, however, such plans and exercises may help prevent NATO from over-reacting to a crisis.For years after the cold war ended, NATO's threat assessment, contained in a document known as MC 161, saw no Russian threat; that is why there are few contingency plans to defend new allies.

The final assessment contained 2 × 6 prototypical interactional types of situations, presented in short videos.

The 10-page risk assessment contains categories to assess background of the patient, treatment and psychological history, and risky behaviors.

The Minimum Data Set (MDS) assessment contains some specific indicators to assess the quality of nutritional care as well [ 10– 10].

"Mixture effects of endocrine disruptors and their assessment" contains reviews of combination effects, assesses the implications of low-level exposure to multiple chemicals and describes the joint effect of endocrine disruptors in fish and in a developmental toxicity rat model.

A partially declassified annex of the report contains various "terms of reference" that provide some clues as to what the impact assessment contains.

The analysis would include a geopolitical intelligence assessment containing information on agency covert-operations plans in a possible attack on Iraq.