Sentence examples for force to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Mayor Giuliani made all three appointments yesterday to a task force to evaluate the needs of the city's Board of Elections.

It suggests that the government create a task force to evaluate regulations that would not only address safety and customer service issues, but ultimately create a more stable airline industry.

Bowl Championship Series officials said Tuesday they were "deeply disappointed" to learn of the findings and said they had appointed a task force to evaluate whether the Fiesta Bowl should remain a B.C.S. game.

"We are committed to working with our partners in government on a task force to evaluate what needs the convention industry will face in the future, identify potential locations for a more modern convention center, and determine how such a project can be funded," Mr. Foye said.

At the request of the European Commission, EFSA set up a task force to evaluate the study.

As part of that process, in late January, I asked Zander to lead a task force to evaluate our current organization and resource alignment.

Since 2005, 42 of the state's most vulnerable plants have been forced to evaluate ways to reduce risks, and several have changed chemicals or processes.

Peterson set up task forces to evaluate the firm's strengths, weaknesses, and business plan, and asked Schwarzman to serve on one.

The more banks are forced to evaluate risks based on shareholder losses rather than government bailouts, the safer the system will be.

Clinical psychologists also serve the courts in assessing defendants or potential parolees, and others are employed by the armed forces to evaluate or treat service personnel.

As the admissions process becomes more focused on subjective tales of woe, it's not hard to imagine students campaigning for slots like candidates for office, with admissions officers forced to evaluate personal stories rather than academic ability.