Sentence examples for make fair assessments from inspiring English sources
Back in January, China's Commerce Ministry expressed "strong concern and dissatisfaction" about Taobao's inclusion on the list and called on the U.S. to "make fair assessments and avoid creating unnecessary negative effects for Chinese companies".
As a consequence there is a noticeable lack of consistency of reporting in journals making it difficult for reviewers and other readers of research papers to make fair assessments.
All those parameters are discussed, as being of importance to make fair predictions of statistical relationships involving preliminary assessment and modeling of wind and solar energy systems.
Each profile gives the opportunity for a member to list all of the essential information that one would need to make a fair assessment as to whether or not he wants to do the horizontal mambo with you.
The judge sensibly left that issue to the F.D.A., which can presumably be trusted to make a fair assessment now that it will be under new leadership.
This allows us to make a fair assessment of whether students are progressing at the rate they should be and helps us pick up on any issues early on.
Lawyers for Sells and Hernandez-Llanas argued that speculation was precisely the problem: that Texas's secretive behaviour caused uncertainty that meant the inmates were unable to make a fair assessment of the quality of the products to be used to kill them.
We need to be restoring pre-1996 discretoon to immigration judges to enable them to make a fair assessment of whether an immigrant deserves a second chance.
Our study should allow insurance providers to make a fair assessment of risk in order to properly underwrite insurance for HIV-positive people, for longer terms.
