It's a pleasure to read an intelligent appraisal of a masterpiece too often ridiculed by so-called sophisticates.
Its appearance is an important event in our law, deserving of the most careful and intelligent appraisal of which the profession is capable.
The Ministry of Defence's permanent secretary Jon Thompson said at the IfG that the MoD was not going to take instruction from the Cabinet Office but it could surely benefit from intelligent appraisal of how other departments, and local authorities, have dealt with private firms.
His latest – I won't say last – collection is a joyfully intelligent appraisal of the major US series – the box sets – that have taken TV to previously unexplored heights over the past decade or two: among them The Sopranos, The Wire and The West Wing.
This paper (Part 1 of a two-part research project) aims to identify the key intelligent indicators, and map the analytical decision models for the system intelligence appraisal of the intelligent building systems.
"Once we get those, I think we can make an intelligent appraisal as to whether hearings should be held or not," Mr. Hatch said on the NBC news program "Meet the Press".
I really recommend the full interview for its highly intelligent, nuanced appraisal of the kind of bankers rarely featured on this blog; the top people.
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While the coverage doesn't appear to have damaged Children in Need's fundraising - it pulled in a record £18.3m on the night of the appeal - Dave Ramsden, its chief executive, furiously denies Intelligent Giving's appraisal: "Frankly, we were appalled that what we do could be so misrepresented.
Even if his subject ultimately remains elusive, Shakespeare "worked diligently, read everything, traveled everywhere" and his "literary appraisal is intelligent and judicious," Richard Eder said here in 2000.
His literary appraisal is intelligent and judicious; he is particularly good at portraying the writer struggling painfully with his material and the tactics of shaping it.
