Sentence examples for case-by-case assessments from inspiring English sources

But meanwhile, we should rest assured, the UK has "a very robust export licensing process" (aka "one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world" enabling the UK to perform "robust case-by-case assessments").

Airwars director Chris Woods said the organization will "continue to track Russian civilian casualty allegations on a daily basis," but will suspend its detailed case-by-case assessments for the near future.

Seth Diamond, the city's commissioner of homeless services, disputed that description and said social service providers had been working since Friday to make case-by-case assessments, whittling down a population of at least 800 to 150 by Monday.

For its part, Delta Air Lines says that it does not allow people to view "offensive content of any kind," but also said that flight attendants are trained to make case-by-case assessments depending on circumstances and concerns of other passengers.

A key recommendation is more case-by-case assessments of prospective students' credentials rather than blanket admissions criteria.

It usually relies to a significant extent on case-by-case assessments based on expert judgment.

The new rule replaced the former case-by-case assessment of a patent holder's waiver of protection for particular aspects of a patent.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, a naturalized American citizen from Austria, presented his action on the bills as a pragmatic, case-by-case assessment of their merits.

Traditionally, banking involves a case-by-case assessment of the risk of every loan, and it's hard to industrialize that process.

With friction multiplying, diplomats should conduct a case-by-case assessment to identify the technology links that raise irreconcilable national security issues.

The report said that expulsions could be judged legal only if certain conditions were met, including a thorough, case-by-case assessment of each individual's situation.