Sentence examples for industry assessment from inspiring English sources

But in November, the court agreed to hear a case in which a mushroom grower contended that an industry assessment he pays amounted to unconstitutional compelled speech.

Mr. McConnell concedes he will have a tough job persuading his colleagues to impose the new industry assessment and then divert most of the money to a handful of states.

The Bank of England will conduct a bank industry assessment this year, which prompted the Adam Smith Institute – a leading thinktank – to publish a report calling for the abandonment of the "worse than useless" stress tests unless changes can be made.

As shown in Fig. 2, based on features of taxi industry, we extend theories of taxi industry assessment and investigate the application of criteria based on business ecosystem.

In order to increase the environmental awareness in the construction industry, assessment of the environmental performance of construction materials by LCA is therefore needed.

However, the issues of ecological engineering are not only a matter of scientific or industry assessment of positive and optimistic impacts, but they are also an issue of community engagement through transparent, informed, and fully inclusive public discussions.

If we should have to borrow from the Treasury using our longstanding lines of credit, our law requires that the money be repaid with interest at no cost to the taxpayer through industry assessments.

Whilst industry assessments of environmental policy are unavoidably coloured by vested interests, cross-national and actor-oriented analyses nevertheless provide important insights into processes of policy diffusion and the strengths and weaknesses of different NEPIs.

Lost amid some of the glowing industry assessments of last summer's "Jurassic World" was the fact that it was a thoroughly dreadful movie — joyless, cynical and quite possibly evil in the way it seemed to herald an entire wave of exploitative remember-the-'90s sequels that are doubtless headed our way.

Over all, managed care stocks gained yesterday after comments by some Wall Street analysts that reflected the industry's assessment of the development.

But those descriptions also contained the industry's assessment of the reliability and interpretation of each study, which involves exactly the kinds of choice-laden decisions described earlier.