Sentence examples for government evaluations from inspiring English sources

Government evaluations of BPA have had a contentious history.

And it's no pushover when it comes to government evaluations either; it has one of the best employability records for its postgraduates.

The trade deal is expected to lift the Canadian GDP by C$29.2m US$22.9mm) and Ukraine's by C$18.6m, Canadian government evaluations show.

The Face Recognition Technology (FERET) program [5] and the Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) [6] are two programs which provided independent government evaluations for various face recognition algorithms and commercially available face recognition systems.

Moreover, Leitenberg pointed out that "the serial propagation of misinformation" about the Aum's capacity to produce lethal biological weapons continued despite the fact that classified US government evaluations of the Aum was similar to his own, and lamented the fact that US biosecurity policy was launched "on the basis of this and even greater errors" (p. 157).

But Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, opposed the ratings, asserting that any government evaluation should be based on more stringent tests.

In his future columns Johnson promises to address whether he believes there is something fundamentally different about GE food that would require a radically different government evaluation and approval system, as anti-GE crop campaigners demand.

The card is issued based on government evaluation of various parameters, including land ownership, type of house, sanitation, food security, household goods, literacy status and means of livelihood.

The study shows that there are six service quality dimensions applicable in e-Government evaluation, viz.

Government official evaluations - These include detailed evaluation systems for government officials that tie promotion and compensation opportunities to achievement of national energy intensity and pollution reduction targets.

George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, has named a team of experts to find out whether American intelligence erred in its prewar assessments of Saddam Hussein's government, including evaluations of Iraq's links to terrorism and its unconventional weapons programs.