Sentence examples for in its assessments from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth Fund tends to give the NHS a pretty clean bill of health in its assessments (it also scores Switzerland, Sweden and Australia highly).

Indeed, while Homeland has always exhibited some sense of unease about American foreign involvement, I can't recall the show ever being quite as damning in its assessments as it is here.

Signifyd is so confident in its assessments that it offers the companies a guarantee, so they don't have to pay for errors.

The NIEHS, meanwhile, has developed a framework for systematic review of published research, which it uses in its assessments of potential hazards.

They also criticize the C.I.A. for being overly cautious in its assessments of Iran, suggesting that it is perhaps overcompensating for its faulty intelligence assessments in 2002 about Iraq's purported weapons programs, which turned out not to exist.

Gur also points out that Desti doesn't take any money from the hotels for bookings or promotions, so users can trust it to be completely objective in its assessments.

It is thought its chief executive, John Varley, was trying to convince the FSA that it had been too cautious in its assessment of Barclays needss.

It saw a $5.7 million decrease in its assessment value last year, to $73.1 million, because of the housing market slowdown, which hit pricey detached homes.

In response to Greenlining's criticism, Pacific Western has asserted that it "intends to be a leader in CRA in its assessment areas".

In many respects, the IPCC has been overly conservative in its assessment of the science.

Standard & Poor's is far from alone in its assessment of China's problems.