Sentence examples for assessors called from inspiring English sources

Paul Griffin, the chairman of the Board of Tax Assessors, called the work "very, very sloppy" at a June meeting covered by The Darien News.

Lord Sutherland of Houndwood, also chairman of CIEA, the professional body which represents exam markers and assessors, called for radical changes to the exam.

The Chicago Tribune editorial board described Berrios as "a terrible candidate for the powerful office of assessor" and called the Democratic Party of Cook County's slating of Berrios for Assessor a "miserable mistake," citing "his disregard for basic ethical principles" and "patent conflicts of interest".

Mr Zuma also plans to bring back the apartheid-era's hated schools inspectors, but in future they will be called "assessors" and required to support teachers as well as criticise them.

The assessor will call the patient and answer any questions the patient may have about the study.

By Douglas Welch The New Yorker, December 11 , 1937P. 123 The morning the tax assessor from Ridgefield called, Mrs. courtwright was preparing for her village chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Mr. Tuteur, the registrar of voters, who also is the county assessor, recorder and clerk, called the series of election mishaps "a comedy of errors" and "tragic".

Dale Young was a partner in her husband's construction company in 1990 when she called an assessor in Scarsdale to question the valuation of one of their homes.

Another system called Auto-Assessor used natural language processing tools to assess the responses of students to short-answer questions Cutrone et al. (2011).

Assessor's office staff called the incident "Black Tuesday".

Given such asymmetry, a conditional strategy in which a male undertakes risky fights only if he is stronger than his opponent (called the "assessor" strategy) is evolutionarily stable (Maynard Smith 1982).