Sentence examples for assessment on behalf from inspiring English sources

Four studies obtained primary data on patients' self-assessed quality-of-life or experts' assessment on behalf of their patients from small samples (n ranges between 22 patients and 70 experts).

"I can't think of a similar major civilized country where you have this kind of criminal influence," an American lawyer who handles risk assessment on behalf of a major financial firm told me recently, in Tokyo.

This report is based on a visit to carry out a health needs assessment on behalf of CHIFCOD, (Child to Family Community Development) a local not-for-profit organisation established in 1999 in Kanungu district, South-West Uganda.

Separately, the investigation also shows how financial viability assessments on behalf of a leading housebuilder repeatedly persuaded councils that having larger affordable housing quotas would make schemes uneconomic.

Additional assessments on behalf of courts, cities and counties multiply the costs of traffic tickets by $26 for every $10 of the base fine.

Better that, it seems, than taking on probation contracts being let by the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, or doing work capability assessments on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions.

An Atos spokesman said: "The Atos team undertake PIP assessments on behalf of the DWP and do not take a decision on a person's eligibility for PIP; that decision can only be taken by the DWP.

Over the past two decades, he has co-chaired three national assessments on behalf of the Intertribal Timber Council, a national non-profit consortium of tribes and Alaska Native Corporations dedicated to improving Native natural resource management.

One option, given that the DWP will prefer not to build new systems and that Atos has won the bulk of the PIP work, is to use the LiMA (Logic Integrated Medical Assessment) software already being used by Atos medical staff to carry out assessments on behalf of the department.

Atos Healthcare said in a statement: "We continue to provide work capability assessments on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions and continue to support the need to increase the number of health professionals on the ground to minimise waiting times and improve the system for those going through it.

The shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Liam Byrne, said the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) needed to "get a grip" and laid some of the blame at the door of Atos, the company controversially contracted to run work capability assessments on behalf of the DWP, saying "more decisions are wrong than ever before".