Sentence examples for lower assessment from inspiring English sources

The letter showed a lower assessment that would have meant a $198 reduction in his property taxes for this year.

Russian officials arrived in Geneva with a substantially lower assessment of the arsenal's size than the 1,000 tons Mr. Kerry had cited.

They said teachers had a lower assessment of pupils from larger families, and tended to believe that boys with higher numbers of brothers and sisters did worse academically.

The bank, according to one former employee, typically did not require New Century to conduct a second appraisal of homes, fearing that the second look would result in a lower assessment and prevent the loans from being securitized, the suit says.

In the event of a negative assessment result at a lower assessment tier based on standard data and conservative assumptions, the applicant can use a so-called "refined assessment" to show that no unacceptable environmental impacts of a PPP are to be expected under realistic application conditions.

The mothers in our study made a significantly lower assessment of their current life satisfaction.

And there is the reality — startling to many homeowners — that lower assessments do not guarantee smaller tax bills.

Falling property values have also affected cities and towns because lower assessments hurt property tax collections.

THE role of assessments in the tax system is widely misunderstood — especially why lower assessments do not necessarily translate into smaller tax bills.

But since the average assessment in Hicksville decreased by about 6percentt, many had received lower assessments and seemed content to leave well enough alone.

It eventually encompassed 15 of the 38 city assessors in Manhattan, who prosecutors say took $10 million in bribes to lower assessments for hundreds of properties.