Sentence examples for identifying assessing and from inspiring English sources

Hanger said he would examine whether the deaths of insulation installers Matthew Fuller, Rueben Barnes, Marcus Wilson or Mitchell Sweeney between October 2009 and February 2010 "were avoidable if there had been a different approach to identifying, assessing and managing workplace health and safety risks".

She said there was a better process of "identifying, assessing and intervening with young people at an earlier stage".

The methodological approach chosen consists of identifying, assessing and adapting existing urban typologies to these conflicting strategies.

National security analysts, civilian and military, are responsible for identifying, assessing, and ensuring that the United States can interdict potential tactical and strategic threats.

A proactive approach is grounded on a formal process of identifying, assessing and evaluating accident risks, and adjusting policies or management practices before accidents happen.

Disaster risk reduction (DRR) is a systematic approach to identifying, assessing, and reducing disaster risk, and it helps minimize the vulnerability of a society or community (Maxwell and Buchanan-Smith 1994; Bendimerad F 2003; Kameda 2007; Onstada et al. 2012).

There is an increasing need from regional and central government organisations for updated and dynamic quantitative natural hazard risk assessment, including volcanic hazards, to better identify, assess and compare risks, and evaluate potential mitigation strategies (LGNZ, 2014; NIU, 2015).

The resource provides a framework to identify, assess and respond appropriately to sexual behaviour.

In 2007, the partnership developed a tool to identify, assess and address risks posed by BAT's leaf-growing operations.

Sustainability-minded organisations such as Patagonia rightly recognise this and work hard to identify, assess, and improve the sustainability of their supply chain.

Millions of informal carers in England need to be identified, assessed and offered support to continue their caring, says the committee.