Sentence examples for countries assessment from inspiring English sources

This week Mr Obama declared: "There is not a lot of daylight between our countries' assessment of where Iran is right now".

In developing countries, assessments of progress toward development goals are based increasingly on household surveys.

When I arrived, there were two separate assessments taking place; the common country assessment for development and the humanitarian needs overview.

The argument is made in a separate IMF working paper that "multipliers are found to differ significantly across countries, calling for a tailored use of fiscal policies and a country-by-country assessment of their effects".

"The AIVD have just completed a review of how they intend to tackle the challenges posed by the internet – GCHQ has provided input and advice to this report," the country assessment said.

"FRA have obtained a … probe to use as a test-bed and we expect them to make rapid progress in IP exploitation following the law change," the country assessment said.

The cross-country assessment encompasses a set of developed (United Kingdom, Portugal and Spain) and emerging (Brazil, China, and India) countries.

This paper offers a cross-country assessment of the governance of airport regulators in Latin America.

For the country assessment, a scale of 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest) was used.

Provide a politically differentiated (i.e., country-by-country) assessment of the carbon sink over the last three decades.

Provide a biogeographically differentiated (i.e., region-by-region) assessment of the Amazon forest carbon sink over the last three decades; Provide a politically differentiated (i.e., country-by-country) assessment of the carbon sink over the last three decades.