Sentence examples for detailed assessment of from inspiring English sources

Last year, my colleagues and I published a detailed assessment of the state of the planet.

John Moody gets things started, sedately presenting a detailed assessment of the Bush missile-defense plan.

Mr. Morrissey's memo is striking for its detailed assessment of his conversation with Mrs. Astor.

In each case, there follows a detailed assessment of the song's performing and recording history.

The TiP reports include detailed assessment of every country – including, since 2010, the US.

However, even the ATO would be unable to make a detailed assessment of the extent of tax evasion taking place.

In Tuesday's Guardian the al-Qaida historian Jason Burke gave a detailed assessment of that movement's current condition.

Officers are trained to shoot no more than three bullets before pausing to reassess the situation, Mr. Kelly said in his most detailed assessment of the shooting yet.

The report published on Wednesday suggests ministers should carry out a detailed assessment of the available social housing stock in each local authority area.

It comes after consumer organisation Which? recently warned that the merger makes a detailed assessment of the mobile market in Britain "a necessity".

The authority will make a preliminary budget proposal for 2009 next month, when a more detailed assessment of its finances should be produced.