Sentence examples for due to assess from inspiring English sources

It was initially due to assess the scheme after three years.

The manager admitted afterwards that the prognosis did not look good, with medical staff due to assess his condition on Sunday.

But the IMF says it may postpone a meeting, planned for June 30th, at which it was due to assess Romania's progress in stabilising the economy and reducing the deficit from 7.2% of GDP to 6.8% this year.

They are due to assess the state of Laurent Koscielny's knee injury after the Frenchman joined Mertesacker on the sidelines.

The London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC) is due to assess all the bids before any negotiations begin.

Football's law-making body, the International Football Association Board, is due to assess the results of the current testing phase in March at a meeting in London.

This difference seems to be due to assessing knowledge in the 2009 Mozambique AIS by recognition of specific risks and in the other DHS by recall of risks.

Trials deemed to have a high risk of detection bias due to assessing only self-reported smoking cessation were not included in the primary analysis of objectively measured cessation data.

It may include commercial due diligence to assess the business itself, legal due diligence to look at the contracts of the business, and financial due diligence to assess the tax position.

Businesses too have a responsibility to respect human rights, wherever they operate, to exercise due diligence to assess, prevent and mitigate their impact on human rights and the environment, and to provide an accessible remedy if abuses occur.

It takes an awful lot of due diligence to assess a hedge-fund manager; pension funds and endowments may well feel it is better left to an expert.