Sentence examples for be assessing at a from inspiring English sources

Enter Mr. Hubbard, who is presented as a leading thinker far too cozy with industries he ought to be assessing at a critical distance.

High among their criticisms is a new application process that went into effect in March, requiring that all applicants be assessed at a certification site.

Sheffield United are expected to claim up to £30m from the Hammers, but this will be assessed at a future arbitration hearing in private.

The amount of compensation will be assessed at a future date but is expected to run to hundreds of thousands of pounds for unpaid wages alone.

The result is that one home in Queens might be assessed at a value that is much higher than a nearly identical home in a similar neighborhood in Brooklyn, Ms. Yancey said.

Progress towards 20-year-old targets that sought to put women's sexual and reproductive health and rights at the centre of development policy will be assessed at a UN meeting in New York this week.

The South Yorkshire club are expected to claim up to £30m from the Hammers, but this will be assessed at a future arbitration hearing in private.

Supporters of the idea say this cascading tax can be assessed at a much lower rate and still collect the same revenue over all, spreading out the pain.

In March 2013, a judge re-examined the $1bn awarded to Apple and reduced the amount saying the damages would need to be assessed at a new trial.

Should the Republic of Ireland international reject the fixed suspension on offer, the matter will be assessed at a fast track tribunal the following day.

The lawsuit, which asks for damages to be assessed at a jury trial, argues that the harmonic progressions, melodic and rhythmic elements central to "Let's Get It On" formed the structure of Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud".