Sentence examples for non-partisan assessment from inspiring English sources

Through democratic consultation with all relevant stakeholders, Caldicott2 might have provided a timely, non-partisan assessment of the information governance regime.

It would, however vastly increase the burden on middle-income Americans and those farther down the ladder, according to every non-partisan assessment.

"Keeping both the peace and these friction points will be very difficult". The report by the US- appointed committee, which includes two former American senators, the European Union's chief foreign affairs representative, Norway's foreign minister and a former Turkish president, is the first official, non-partisan assessment of the events in late September and October.

It is essential to conduct a nationwide, non-partisan needs-assessment initiative in order to ensure that the 200 new schools address the needs of all the marzes, address the needs of a variety of segments of the population, and ensure that the best positioned mainstream schools are targeted for reform.

The independent, non-partisan Tax Foundation's assessment of Gov. Bush's tax plan finds it would help create high, sustained economic growth leading to 2.7 million new full-time jobs, many of which would be new millennial jobs.

See articleThe non-partisan Congressional Budget Office produced its assessment of the Senate Finance Committee's health-care bill.

The administration was earlier dealt a blow when the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office produced its assessment of the budget, and forecast that federal deficits over the next decade would be $2.3 trillion higher than the White House's estimates.

Todd Harrison of the Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, a non-partisan think-tank in Washington, estimates that from 2013 to 2022 Mr Romney's commitment would add up to $2.3 trillion of additional expenditure.

But in each case, assessments from the non-partisan Tax Policy Center concluded that the very rich would get huge windfalls and the poor would get very little, if anything.

And just last week, senior military commanders in Baghdad who work for General Petraeus entered the political fray by taking issue — anonymously — with the grim assessment of Iraq's politics and security by non-partisan Congressional investigators.

These technical assessments should be comprehensible and brief but above all non-partisan.