Sentence examples for evaluate the statement from inspiring English sources

If the document is prepared by contract, the responsible Federal official shall furnish guidance and participate in the preparation and shall independently evaluate the statement prior to its approval and take responsibility for its scope and contents.

Utilization numbers for the coming years will further clarify the developments and evaluate the statement.

When asked to evaluate the statement that the current curriculum should be modernized 32%% strongly agreed, 24%% agreed and 23%% slightly agreed (79%32%32 %).

The experts also evaluated each statement that addressed a key concept on: 1) the extent to which the statement addressed the intended key concept, 2) the clarity and accuracy of the statement, and 3) whether it was reasonable for someone with a background in general biology to evaluate the statement correctly.

Last week, a judge ruled that he would evaluate the statements separately as the trial unfolded, despite an appellate court ruling in April that provided clearance for admitting them.

"There is a very fine line between showing a seriousness of intent and conveying the impression that you are going to war no matter what happens, and that fine line should not be crossed," said a United Nations official who spent the week trying to evaluate the statements emanating from Washington.

The tour will be on hold and the size of it will be re-evaluated, the statement said.

The supplements also come in two separate formulas -- with the assertion that you need different nutrients, depending on whether you are apple-shaped or pear-shaped -- which is followed by an asterisk noting that the Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated the statement.

We see a research opportunity in evaluating the statement of Van Zant and Moore (2013) in detail, claiming that overconfidence can blind people to the size of the risks they are taking.

In another study of 4,717 respondents we evaluated the statement, "I feel that my performance and possibilities for success in my career would have increased substantially if I had been given more feedback". Sixty-five percent of millennials agreed with this statement while people in other generations agreed 61% of the time.

With that in mind, re-evaluate the statement from Rice after the 9/11 attacks: "I don't think anybody could have predicted that they would try to use an airplane as a missile, a hijacked airplane as a missile".