Sentence examples for it would assess from inspiring English sources

It cut its full year sales forecast and said it would assess its dividend policy as part of a strategic review.

Roche said on Wednesday that in light of the aleglitazar failure it would assess its role in cardiovascular and metabolic drugs.

Still, G.M.'s chief executive, Rick Wagoner, told analysts on Thursday that G.M. would offer more buyouts to hourly workers this winter and planned further cuts in some of its plants, saying it would assess the actions over the next few months.

The ICC is not formally extending its jurisdiction, but the court said it would assess existing offences, such as crimes against humanity, in a broader context.

Japan notified the World Trade Organization in Geneva of its intent on Wednesday, saying that it would assess tariffs of 10.7 billion yen, or $97 million, on American-made goods.

Elan said it would assess the improved offer and advised its shareholders to take no action for now.

"It's impossible to quantify but I would assess it to be quite low," said Jonathan B. Tucker, an expert in bioterrorism and the author of "Scourge: The Once and Future Threat of Smallpox," (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2001).

But it's more, I would assess, to a likeability factor".

Some have said they broke little ground, but I would assess it differently.

"Mr. Arinc received our list of demands and said they would assess it," said the spokesman, Tayfun Kahraman.

However, he has also underlined to Pidgeon that "should a new masterplan be submitted" he would assess it "against the policies set out in the London Plan", the legally-binding planning framework for the whole of Greater London.