Sentence examples for jeopardy assessment from inspiring English sources

Given what state officials called Mr. Rich's expertise at evading the law, the state filed a pre-emptive tax lien, or a jeopardy assessment, yesterday in Albany on property they believe Mr. Rich owns in New York State.

Federal law requires that a taxpayer receive prior notification of a jeopardy assessment before accounts are attached.

U.S. Taxpayers may be subject to jeopardy assessments (i.e., IRS pre-audit seizure of assets).

The Norm Chronicles reduces jeopardy to a neat formula and invites you to conduct a risk assessment on yourself.

In this study, the AAR will be quantified using both coronary angiography (modified Bypass Angioplasty Revascularisation Investigation (BARI) 53 and modified Alberta Provincial Project for Outcome Assessment in Coronary Heart Disease (APPROACH) 54 jeopardy scores) and the acute (2 day) CMR scan (infarct endocardial-surface-area (Infarct-ESA)).

The Seats Up for Grabs By Mr. Cook's assessment, Democrats currently have 28 House seats in jeopardy to the Republicans' 14; 7 Senate seats to Republicans' 6; 13 governorships to Republicans' 9.

The goals of learning put forth by Ministry of education in Ethiopia or elsewhere are in jeopardy because what students learn is finally measured by different assessment techniques.

If dialysis centers have not demonstrated that the mandated PRM assessment has occurred, their reimbursement from CMS is in jeopardy.

During the discussion Dr. Kagan had also pointed to the possibility that "premature and inappropriate assessment" could drive curriculum in inappropriate ways or put teachers in jeopardy when they don't deserve to be.

"It certainly suggests that these programs, as primarily assessments for the purpose of advertising, are going to be in jeopardy".

Some SETS in category I emphasize content knowledge and are excellent for use as reviews or mini-assessments (e.g., the SET on Focused Reading Notes or Team Jeopardy), while others concentrate on critical-thinking skills, writing, problem solving, or performance.