Sentence examples for interpreting and assessing from inspiring English sources
Apart from questions of the constitutionality of N.S.A. warrantless telecommunications monitoring, why should Americans accept assertions that our intelligence communities are capable of interpreting and assessing in real time the data they collect?
Intelligence analysts are charged with interpreting and assessing the intelligence reporting and with clearly conveying to policy makers the difference between what they know, what they don't know, what they think and then making sure that the policy makers understand that difference.
By comparison, when moral reflection turns to interpreting and assessing other people's intentions, the key brain area seems to be the right temporoparietal junction.
"(5 CS) 'Having a go' was about assessing and interpreting risk and assessing information as it related to their personal circumstance.
Objectives: Determine how a living will is interpreted and assess how interpretation impacts lifesaving care.
The results show that the risks were interpreted and assessed largely dependent on their pre-understanding and familiarity with the individual risks.
The coverage of secondary geological hazards was first interpreted and assessed using UAV images and SS-9 satellite data, and the numbers, categories, areas, and distributions of landslides and rock slides were extracted (Fig. 8).
Even starting from an overall view of the situation, those innovation elements will have to be interpreted and assessed in the light of accountability rather than according to a conformity judgement.
The safest way to proceed, then, in attempting to interpret Pyrrho's philosophy, is to begin with a detailed analysis of the summary of Timon in Aristocles; the remaining evidence should be interpreted, and assessed for its trustworthiness, as far as possible in light of what the Aristocles passage has to tell us about Pyrrho's philosophy.
