Sentence examples similar to launching an evaluation from inspiring English sources

"The Army probably should have done some type of medical or mental evaluation before launching an undercover criminal evaluation," he said.

For example, Dignitas has launched an internal evaluation of the models of care development in the south-eastern region of Malawi as part of an enhanced monitoring and evaluation program.

The sesquicentennial anniversaries of the railroad's construction and completion provide an unprecedented opportunity to launch a major evaluation of their experiences.

A capacity planning activity would launch a performance evaluation study via an analytical or simulation model to predict certain statistics of response times, and unearth any "performance bottlenecks" in the system.

The Los Angeles Unified School District has launched a voluntary evaluation program that uses state test scores as one measure of teacher effectiveness.

As for the remaining approved uses of MSMA, including on cotton fields and golf courses, Julia Valentine, an EPA spokeswoman, said that the agency "will launch a comprehensive evaluation to address new data to determine if any additional actions need to be taken".

A feasibility studyc conducted prior to launching a formal pilot study evaluation [ 70] found that several improvements were needed in the system– to make it more user-friendly and robust for data analysis.

In addition, the evaluation sought to document challenges and lesson learned in launching an ACT delivery initiative through the ADDO program.

The union took the evaluations' release as a cue to wage war, launching a city-wide advertising campaign that blasted the move.

A feasibility evaluation will maximise the possibility of identifying effective components and securing the necessary development of the intervention before launching a RCT.

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