Sentence examples for charged with evaluating from inspiring English sources
At a recent Senate hearing, the former head of the United Nations special commission charged with evaluating Iraq's capability to build weapons of mass destruction said Saddam Hussein could well have smallpox in his biological weapons program.
So far, biologists charged with evaluating the project's potential effect on the bighorn have taken a cautious approach, writing in a draft environmental impact assessment that the project's effect on the sheep was "clearly novel and unpredictable".
For example, the bill proposes the creation of the Immigration and Labor Market Research Bureau, charged with evaluating local shortages of lower-skilled workers and adjusting the caps accordingly.
The future for companies like eGuardian may depend in part on a report due at the beginning of 2009 from the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, a group of experts from academia and Web companies charged with evaluating the market for online child safety tools.
As the movie proceeds and Maya pieces together bits of data that suggest bin Laden's presence at the Abbottabad compound, she and her colleagues are charged with evaluating the evidence for its reliability, so that the President can make a reasonable judgment as to whether to unleash the assault.
Finally, the National Plant Germplasm System, the Department of Agriculture's national reserve of crop seeds, should be charged with evaluating hundreds of thousands of seed collections for drought and heat tolerance, as well as other climatic adaptations — and given the financing to do so.
Mr. Bush nominated six people for four-year terms on the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, which is charged with scientifically evaluating Department of Energy plans to store nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada — a plan Mr. Bush has supported and Mr. Obama has opposed.
WHEN The New York Times invites you to be the first person charged with publicly evaluating, criticizing and otherwise commenting on the paper's integrity, it's hard to say no: this is a pretty invigorating challenge.
Findings may also aid a broader audience of researchers and policy analysts who are charged with designing and evaluating criminal-justice diversion programs for treating drug-addicted offenders.
Elizabeth Warren is the Gottlieb professor of law at Harvard University and chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel (COP) charged by Congress with evaluating how effectively the TARP money is being used.
The NIH charges reviewers with evaluating new investigator applications differently than applications from established researchers.
