Sentence examples for assessments by a from inspiring English sources

Most agreed to full, "multidimensional assessments" by a team of research nurses, including cognitive abilities, body measurements and blood tests.

All future legislation under this initiative would be subject to privacy impact assessments by a new House of Commons select committee on privacy, which would also examine technological developments, the activities of web giants and their effect on privacy.

Based on assessments by a group of anonymous expert "inspectors," the tire maker turned fine-dining arbiter assigns between one and three stars (one for "a very good restaurant in its category"; two for "excellent cuisine, worth a detour"; three for "exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey") to any restaurant deemed worthy in a given year.

MacFarlane said he was "certain that Q has been harmed by these added delays, interrogations by various court-appointed parties, intrusive assessments by a psychiatrist and others, the unwanted disclosures to and involvement of her estranged father, and the intimidatory supreme court experience itself".

According to the report, first published by the Washington Post and the New York Times, the privacy board found that the mass phone data collection was at best marginally useful for US counter-terrorism, a finding that went further than similar assessments by a federal judge and Obama's own surveillance advisory board.

One notable success story is in the north-east, where a multi-disciplinary falls prevention service at South Tyneside district hospital offers a "one-stop" clinic with joint assessments by a nurse and a physiotherapist to identify what may be causing patients' falls and what can be done to help prevent them in future.

An earlier assessment by a European ethics committee was negative.

Most Honest Self-Assessment by a Celebrity: "I'm a little trepidatious about coming to New Hampshire.

In those early days, compensation payments were conditional on an assessment by a psychiatrist – with a diagnosis of "Survivor Syndrome" common.

A comprehensive statewide ballot assessment by a larger media consortium, whose participants include The New York Times, is still under way.

First, the Indigenous Advancement Strategy's tendering process has just received an extremely negative assessment by a recent Senate inquiry.