He was a liberal assessor of errors.
Claudius (Peter McEnery), a crafty assessor of others' weaknesses, senses this sweetness.
What Mr. Bishop proposes is pretty rare, said Marsha Standish the tax assessor of Stonington.
"I view it strictly as a matter of equity and responsibility," said Bill O'Brien, the tax assessor of New Haven.
He's going because the august assessor of the Independent Press Standards Organisation said eight was two years too much.
It may well be that the most useful assessor of your work will be found among your classmates.
Mr. Rushdie may be the sharpest assessor of why "Midnight's Children" appears to have avoided attracting the screaming hordes.
As an assessor of charisma and energy, Ms. Lopez has been laser-focused, and at times merciless.
So does the National Institute for Clinical Excellence, Labour's much-copied assessor of NHS drugs, to the rage of Big Pharma.
BAA, which owns Heathrow airport, will ask the government to appoint an independent assessor of noise and air quality if it wins approval for a third runway.
Jim Comiskey's sole public office was Assessor of Taxes for the Eighth District of New Orleans, which includes most of the big buildings.
