Sentence examples for it would be assessing from inspiring English sources

The next day the IPCC said the incident had been referred to it by the Met and it would be "assessing the circumstances throughout the day... examining CCTV and attending the postmortem".

The Metropolitan Police said last week it would be assessing allegations against Sir Jimmy but had not as yet launched an investigation.

An individual's level of well-being registers how well her life is going as it would be assessed from the standpoint of rational prudence.

Price decided it would be assessed for impacts on threatened species and ecological communities.

His work would then be assessed by the same criteria that one applies to any work of fact: it would be assessed for truth and fidelity to source material.

Under the law, people who could afford it would be assessed a small tax penalty if they failed to buy insurance.

Chief among Lyn's concerns was the idea that the theatre assessors would "inevitably be a self-selecting group", making it difficult to judge who would be assessing the assessors themselves.

Last week, administration officials said that once today's highly anticipated meetings were over, the president would be assessing whether it would be worthwhile to bring the leaders together again in another meeting in the manner of the Camp David meeting.

The Communist Party said in 1997 that it would do this by 2010, but never made it clear how progress would be assessed.

It was predetermined bias would be assessed using a funnel plot, Egger's test and the Copas Selection model.

It would be worth assessing the value of extubation before ECMO weaning to enable earlier mobilization of patients on ECMO.