He said "The Jungle" has been "unmanagble and out of control" for almost two decades and the city would launch an assessment on the encampment within two days and added "I can't help but wonder 'Did I act too late?'".
We will, in the coming days, launch an assessment of child protection working closely with partners and international NGOs.
"We haven't had great line of sight into how our students are doing along the way in CTE in the past so we're launching an assessment of all our programs so we can hone in on how students are doing, and where they need support," she said.
Ironically, launching the assessment process we propose – in a consultative fashion – might be a particularly effective way of eliciting or prompting the collection of just such important data, which are seldom available (or at least publicly accessible) in even the best resourced management jurisdictions.
In October 2002, HTBS launched its assessment of PET imaging in cancer management (Bradbury et al, 2002) – the 13th assessment of PET published since 1990.
NURSPH, Rwanda, had launched the assessment in advance of the June 2011 meeting in Uganda and therefore used a previous version of the tool.
Save the Children and UNICEF have also launched an assessment of the reopening of schools in the South of Côte d'Ivoire, including those schools that were destroyed during fighting.
Under the Bush administration, the DoJ launched 11,667 "assessments" of people and groups from December 2008 to March 2009.
This summer the g7+ is launching "fragility assessments", which promise to generate very different results to exercises such as the FSI; results that could actually – whisper it – be of use in finding local, context-sensitive solutions to instability.
The objective is to assess a technology as quickly and cost-effectively as possible, not to launch a protracted assessment.
Heidi Allen used her maiden speech in the House of Commons to launch a scathing assessment of one of her own party's policies.
