Sentence examples for gone through assessments from inspiring English sources

Our older daughter has gone through assessments with the adult mental health team only to be told that there is nothing they can do.

Even when teams go through assessments together, there is a risk that any insights they gain will fade — that colleagues will joke for a few weeks about the categories, then put their self-assessment binders on a shelf and forget about them.

"If there isn't an environmental assessment process, if there isn't an environmental assessment approval, the pipelines won't go through," explained Molly Wickham, a Unist'ot'en camp supporter and member of the Gitdumden clan.

"We cannot accept any plant in Europe that has not gone through this assessment," Mr. Echávarri said.

"We've already had a number of interested parties which have gone through the assessment and moderation process, and it now goes to the police authorities," he said.

Most passengers probably assume that the person flying their plane has gone through rigorous mental assessments to check they have the right character and temperament to be responsible for hundreds of lives.

They hang on to these feelings because this nation has never gone through an honest assessment of that past.

Many of my patients have gone through the Atos assessment to be told that they are fit for work with all their benefits stopped without notice.

Those who insist Britain hasn't gone through an honest assessment of its past need only pick up a history book and the information is there.

In the light of the news earlier this year that Atos will withdraw as the WCA provider, it is important that the Government immediately acts upon any changes that can be made to improve the process for people going through the assessments.

While Germans can be forced to go through psychological assessments if caught drink-driving, Colombians get banned for a decade and an offence in India could land you in jail.