Even if it could be assumed that students in their late teens and early twenties could meaningfully appraise the still unfolding risks from concussions, subconcussions and the everyday collisions endemic to football, our society does not normally condone individuals' voluntary submission to the risk of being battered and maimed without a significant public interest.
He felt compelled to save what he could and appraise the damage.
He referred us to Terry Kovel, co-author of "Kovels' Antiques and Collectibles Price List" (Crown, $15), who said that one in good condition was worth $100 but that she couldn't appraise it sight unseen.
A man of original and shrewd intellect, exuberant, courageous, industrious, and iron-willed, he could soberly appraise complex and changeable situations so as to uphold consistently the general interests of Russia and his own particular designs.
Long Island has received grants -- $160,000 a year for Nassau and $30,000 a year for Suffolk -- from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to link regional health-care agencies over the Health Alert Network, a secure Web site run by the state Health Department where agencies could jointly appraise a biological catastrophe.
After signing a waiver, about 50 of them either stripped or struck erotic poses which they, and other cyberoglers, could soberly appraise the next day on Nerve.com's Web site.
During the inspector general's investigation, the officer voluntarily turned over the earrings to the CIA watchdog so that they could be appraised.
It is a product of and a preview of its film, but it could be appraised as a great little piece of cinema on its own.
Participants in the first ('mathematical modelling') workshop identified four suggestions for service improvement that could be appraised using the model.
