Sentence examples for evaluating the documents from inspiring English sources

The transparency heritage consists of using the evaluation performed on providers that are referenced in the CISMeF catalogue for evaluating the documents they publish, thus passing on the transparency label from the publishers to their documents.

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The employer must then evaluate the documents' authenticity and keep the I-9 on file for three years.

This enabled HSA to rationalize what documents needed to be provided by the industry and which departments in the agency should evaluate the documents throughout the life cycle of the products.

A technique that some journalists have used to evaluate the documents' believability has been to compare prisoners' DABs with federal judges' rulings on their habeas corpus petitions.

The device will then evaluate the document, import the images and other data, then render the experience.

For logos, identify at least one major claim and evaluate the document's use of objective evidence.

Final assessment was conducted by evaluating the 2013 planning documents and identifying innovative strategies for maternal and child health programmes resulting from the multi-partners workshop.

This is the first review that discusses the issue of substandard and falsified medicines in Canada by evaluating the risk communication documents and drug recalls posted on Health Canada website.

It shut down the licensing program, dismantled the computer system upon which it depended, removed certain findings from reports evaluating the site, shipped the documents to storage and reassigned the program's personnel to other projects.

(Likewise, after evaluating the cigarette companies' internal documents and public positions on snus [a form of moist snuff tobacco in a pouch popular in Sweden] as "harm reduction" in Europe, Gilmore et al found that they were entering the snus market and adopting "harm reduction" rhetoric to protect their cigarette business as long as possible).