It needs to be evaluated to see it gets the right outcome".
'There is a danger of saying this is a nice thing to do on human rights, that is a nice thing to do on devolution in Scotland and Wales, and that's a nice thing for the House of Lords, but they aren't being evaluated against each other, so there's no concept of what the overall landscape is going to look like.
Hill has now been found to be intellectually disabled – or, as the courts still put it, "mentally retarded" – by all nine medical specialists who have evaluated him.
Hill has now been diagnosed by all medical specialists who have evaluated him as having learning disabilities.
But with presidential candidates now lining up to be evaluated and considered, I, for one, would love to see Rieder grilling those wannabe leaders about their ideas for what could shift from being one of the biggest personal financial challenges individual families face, to one of the biggest economic challenges for us all.
However, many of the documents that report negative reactions are themselves suspect, and should be evaluated critically in light of the preponderance of evidence that suggests a respectful attitude.
Her entire life was being evaluated by the internet.
For 35 years the enforcers have been evaluated ruthlessly by their superiors for their fulfilment of quantifiable targets, such as achieving a certain number of sterilisations and, most importantly, ensuring that no parents exceed their quota of offspring.
It sends potential donors a monthly catalogue with a choice of evaluated projects, and later provides feedback on what their money has achieved.
Last year the French army evaluated national levels of reading and comprehension during a compulsory day of military and civic service for 17-year-olds.
Using a model of the Great Temple of Petra in Jordan, Dr Terzopoulos has evaluated how it would have been used by the people who built it.
