Sentence examples for assessment role from inspiring English sources

"And the whole assessment role in my county was carried by a very hot residential market," which has substantially cooled.

The property value reflects the market value on July 1 two years before the assessment role comes in effect.

For subjects recruited towards the end of the study, the comparison could possibly have been improved by using the next census and property assessment role, both from 2001.

Census income was based on the 1996 Canadian census, whereas the residential value index was derived from the 1995 property assessment role from the City of Montreal.

In both sensitivity analyses, the Kw remained very similar suggesting that neither the use of 1995 property assessment role and 1996 census nor the use of proxy respondents had a strong influence on the results.

A practising psychiatrist who taught the students as a clinical teacher, (KF) relinquished his assessment role in the year of the study to avoid any power differential that may exist between the student and interviewer.

However during this time, if for example you join as an intelligence officer, you will have had a number of postings in different departments from intelligence assessment roles to counter espionage investigations.

In fact, as stated by Martínez-Figueira et al. (2013) students consider that it is necessary to integrate different assessment procedures which provide additional information in order to enrich the valuation; so they consider that the development of different activities and assessment roles is the best perspective to approach the assessment process.

All the teachers have to attend a mandatory two-day faculty development workshop on the skills required for the different teaching and assessment roles in the program.

Two different strategies were used to identify controls: random selection from universal provincial health insurance plan rosters or provincial tax assessment roles, and random digit dialing.

For instance, seminars for discussion, lectures for overviews or introductions to a topic, online materials for directed self-study or self-assessment, role-play for risk communication, computer-based workshops for specific data-handling skills and classroom practicals for random sampling exercises.