Sentence examples for evaluating the state from inspiring English sources

The foundation paid for the group's annual report evaluating the state of the subways, which was released yesterday.

estimate of total writedowns for U.S. banks — which is obviously the number that matters in evaluating the state of American financial institutions — is $1.06 trillion (see p. 34 of the report).

Independent experts hired by the city and school district are also evaluating the state's findings.

Speaking at a housing conference in Trenton, Mr. Corzine said that his administration would issue a report within the next few weeks evaluating the state's housing programs, and a blueprint later this year outlining the details.

Four members of the commission are specifically focused on evaluating the state's cash grants and the school tax abatement programs.

Sweden has topped a new global index evaluating the state of the web in 61 countries, with the US coming second and the UK third.

He has also made clear in preliminary guidelines released earlier this year that his system for evaluating the states' reform efforts will be rigorous — and that financing can be revoked if states renege on their promises.

By evaluating the state-of-the-art in government and scientific monitoring this paper shows that enhancements and new standards are needed for three key monitoring roles – measurement, reporting and verification – for governments at national scale and scientists at global scale.

(Someone needs to evaluate the state's grammar).

"There are very respected fashion journalists that can evaluate the state of the market.

Joseph E. Kernan, a Democrat, summoned experts at the Child Welfare League of America, a nonprofit group, to evaluate the state's program and recommend improvements.