Sentence examples for for assessors from inspiring English sources

A 1991 study by the International Association of Assessing Officers, a trade group for assessors, said that the 2,500 to 5,000 range "is a benchmark designed to warn you of the possibility of a key staff shortage".

While the splurge on expensive cars is good for the average taxpayer under the current system because it tends to lessen the average tax load, the escalation in values has caused some headaches for assessors.

A state panel looking into the scandal in which many of the city's tax assessors were accused of taking bribes is to recommend increased education and training for assessors, more scrutiny of their finances and the creation of an independent office responsible for certifying their work.

"The need for assessors to use judgment under methodologies creates an opportunity for the submitter of data deliberately to bias a PRA's assessment in order to benefit the submitter's derivatives position," it says, adding: "For example, a trader seeking to manipulate a price might attempt to influence the personnel responsible for assessment".

Heldsinger and Humphry (2013) identified some advantages of analytical marking including that the use of criterion marking rubrics provide specific information for assessors reducing subjectivity.

Unlike other benchmark assessments, our version has four different scales, and this may require more complex and time-consuming procedures for assessors and assessees.

Mr. Berrios won the Democratic primary for assessor but is aghast that Forrest Claypool has announced an independent candidacy.

Mr. Claypool said his campaign for assessor was motivated primarily by his desire to help homeowners who are struggling to pay their property taxes.

Shortly after Mr. Berrios won a surprisingly narrow victory in the primary, Mr. Claypool announced plans to run for assessor as an independent in the November election.

Results show that a small sample size is associated with large uncertainty, i.e., confidence intervals and thus compromising the point estimates for assessor sensitivity.

Consequently, "the reliability of the assessment was also enhanced by having a series of assessments (rather than just one) by a teacher who was familiar with the student and by encouraging multiple opportunities for assessor reflection and standardization".