Moyes will have watched every second of that Sunderland game again when they went out of the Capital One Cup on penalties, scrutinising everything, assessing any small detail that could have been done differently and passing it on to the players.
Mr. Dudley said that to achieve the "fast evolution" he is seeking for the company, "we are just going to look at everything" to assess and manage risk.
A registered nurse in the CHC office is in charge of patient intake (though Carl is involved with everything) to assess the patient's needs and to make a care plan.
If individual governments can't manage it, the UN is a logical back-up, given their recent focus on this technology to do everything from assessing damage caused by the typhoon in the Philippines to generating anti-poverty goals from youth in the next development agenda and overcoming language barriers with refugees globally.
Dr Malcolm seems to have read, and judiciously assessed, everything that may be relevant to everything that may be relevant (this includes graveyard inscriptions, so it can fairly be said that he leaves no stone unturned).
Everything is risk assessed – especially where there are pyrotechnics or hydraulic platforms.
"I assessed everything, and I was the only experienced corner on the roster.
Perhaps art was the mode in which he assessed everything and everybody, himself included, as if fitting each passing sensation, personality, and event into an evolving composition.
Clipboard in hand, he assessed everything from the topography of the lot ("slightly sloping") to the type of street it bordered (a "main feeder").
We assessed everything [though] we cannot possibly refer to all literature … Both of the papers referred to were in fact cited and discussed in the IPCC".
This research – using the contingent valuation method – which has assessed everything such as the willingness of residents in Pittsburgh to pay to stop their NHL team leaving – unearthed some interesting findings.
