Sentence examples for make a full assessment from inspiring English sources

Or close enough to make a full assessment of the situation difficult?

Busan will make a full assessment on the value and impact of Paris and Accra, with agreement on future directions.

Some councils were unable demonstrate that they had make a full assessment of the risks to their IT systems.

Even so, those who've asked for more time and information in order to make a full assessment have been on the wrong end of a line of criticism.

Dr. Rosser, the hospital director, said his doctors would make a full assessment after carrying out a series of diagnostic tests, including neurosurgical imaging to determine the extent of the injury to her brain.

Oil and gas company officials warned, however, that it might take as much as a week or more to make a full assessment of damages to rigs, pipeline networks and refineries along the Louisiana and Texas coastlines.

"We are in the process of making a full assessment of the damage," he said.

Making a full assessment of the health hazard of salt efflorescence is beyond the scope of this work.

Southend Council have stressed the scheme is only at the pilot stage for now, and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services told the Guardian they would wait for more information about the scheme before making a full assessment.

These regulations describe how to make a full risk assessment, which must receive approval from the Local Genetic Modification Safety Committee and, in certain cases, specific approval from the HSE may be required.

Other softer approaches such as SMAA-O are therefore required to support research priority setting at the start of a translational research project, where outcomes are generally too uncertain to make a full quantitative assessment of the expected return-on-investment meaningful.