Sentence examples for being assessed ahead from inspiring English sources

In the meantime Kompany has been summoned for international duty and is being assessed ahead of his country's Group D double-header against Macedonia in Skopje, on Friday, and Brussels next Tuesday.

Callum Wilson, who is being assessed ahead of this game by Bournemouth's medical team, said recently that his responsibility as a centre-forward goes well beyond scoring goals, but should the striker step up this season's rate of just under one every three games, his manager is unlikely to complain.

Wing Alex Cuthbert is back with Wales and is being "assessed" ahead of Saturday's game with Australia.

Hugo Lloris will report to Tottenham's training ground on Wednesday to be assessed ahead of the club's Europa League game against Sheriff Tiraspol.

David Loquercio, head of policy, advocacy and learning, CHS Alliance, Geneva, @DavidLoquercio, @CHS_Alliance These things [partnerships] can often be assessed ahead of time in areas at risk of natural disaster, or as part of a national disaster management strategy in any country.

Something had to change and Villas-Boas threw on former Fulham favourite Clint Dempsey at half-time for Michael Dawson, who was withdrawn after suffering a hamstring strain and will now be assessed ahead of England duty next week.

James Pattinson, who enjoyed a successful return to first-class cricket over the Australian summer but sustained a hamstring injury in the Shield final, has been ruled out of the first series, but will be assessed ahead of the Ashes and may be brought into the squad at a later date.

Finn and Broad will be assessed ahead of the third and final one-day international on Wednesday at Trent Bridge.

Fellow striker Mario Balotelli, who last featured for Liverpool as an unused substitute against Manchester United on 22 March, will also be assessed ahead of the trip to Wembley.

Jos Buttler will be assessed ahead of the series this weekend, having missed out after he split the webbing in his hand when playing for the Lions.

Back-row forward Roger Wilson suffered a stinger injury to his right shoulder against the westerners and his fitness will be assessed ahead of the trip to Dublin.