Sentence examples for assessment given in from inspiring English sources

But few now seem likely to quarrel with his own assessment, given in his farewell address from the Oval Office on Jan . 11 , 1989

The report says it is difficult to disagree with Obama's assessment, given in the interview, that the war was "a shitshow".

i) Integration among assessments: This kind of integration follows from the definition of integrated assessment given in section 1; namely that existing assessments should be integrated in an overall overview of the issue.

IDAC-Dose2.1 was created to implement clinically the most recent ICRP computational framework for internal dose assessment given in ICRP Publication 133 and is suitable for patients in nuclear medicine.

According to the sampling standards for odor assessment given in European Union norm DIN EN 13725 (2003), a smell- and tasteless, liquid- and temperature resistant (−60 220 °C) Nalophan (polyethylene terephthalate, Kalle) sampling bag was used.

But analysts took heart that I.B.M. did not back off its optimistic forecasts for the second half of the year, despite more negative assessments given in recent weeks by services companies like Electronic Data Systems and software companies like Computer Associates.

As for the program's academic effectiveness, Mr. Cordero said that district and state studies of student performance "dramatically understate" the benefits of its services because they are based on state assessments given in April, but students received tutoring through August.

If immigrant students have been exposed to a poorer quality science instruction in their native countries, for example, then this may exhibit itself in a science immigrant achievement gap on assessments given in the destination country.

The White House campaign to convince both Colonel Qaddafi's loyalists and NATO allies that the Libyan dictator's days are numbered were undercut by a military assessment given earlier in the day by the director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper.

Our study is structured as two case studies, rather than a comparative assessment, given differences in the availability and quality of data from each hospital.

Although that assessment, given to diplomats in Kabul at a briefing on Monday, in the short term jeopardizes at least $1 billion in foreign donations to Afghanistan, and possibly far more, the I.M.F.