Sentence examples for next month to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The United States Olympic Committee said yesterday that it would cut its list of candidate cities for the 2012 Summer Games to two from four in September after a second round of visits through next month to evaluate the cities.

The tournament has the United States, Haiti and Peru in Group A; Colombia, Jamaica and Honduras in Group B; Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago and Guatemala in Group C; and Canada, Costa Rica and South Korea in Group D. FIFA The world governing body will send a group to South Africa for five days next month to evaluate the country's bid to be play host to the 2006 World Cup finals.

Dr. Hughes said that the centers had already dispatched smallpox experts on short notice three times in the last month to evaluate specific cases.

Burwell traveled to the US territory in late April to evaluate its response to the outbreak.

To help identify future stars, the N.H.L. runs a scouting combine in early June to evaluate 101 players.

Race drivers are allowed to run for one day of the three-day Silverstone test from 17-19 July to evaluate new tyres.

Alper et al [ 8] estimate (from 2005 database figures) that clinicians would require 627.5 hours per month to evaluate all relevant articles - over 20 hours per day, an impossible task.

Based on the specs it's probably the best camera system attached to a phone on the market right now, though real-life tests will have to be performed next month to determine image quality and evaluate the veracity of Apple's speed claims.

Environmental conditions differed by the fact that three blocks of progeny out of six were studied under controlled indoor conditions at AAFC (day/night temperatures fixed at 24/15°C) from the summer solstice to the end of september to evaluate the impact of the declining photoperiod on bud set compared to the three other blocks maintained under natural outdoor conditions (VES).

CORNER KICKS The Power and the Washington Freedom of the Women's United Soccer Association have canceled their visits to China next month for evaluating international talent and promoting good will between the two countries.

As part of the baseline cross-sectional survey, patients are invited to participate in a 12 month cohort study to evaluate the incidence and naturalistic outcomes of care.