Sentence examples for not properly evaluated from inspiring English sources

Some senior government officials who have been closely involved with Prevent also have severe misgivings about how Ricu's programme is being delivered and believe some Prevent initiatives have been poorly conceived and not properly evaluated.

And labor unions representing most of the city's 1,700 OTB employees have filed a lawsuit to prevent the sale, arguing that the city has not properly evaluated the impact it might have on city employees, as required by law.

If it is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.

If the formation pressure is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday agreed to settle lawsuits brought by Culver City and Inglewood that alleged the potential environmental impacts of modernization projects at Los Angeles International Airport were not properly evaluated.

The lawsuit argues the student was "unfairly and discriminatorily viewed by his teachers throughout his education as being rude and lazy" and lacked the protections in place to safeguard students with special needs because he was not properly evaluated.

The judge said that while he had strong doubts about the reliability of the evidence, he could not properly evaluate it without testimony from Mr. bin al-Shibh.

The judge said that he was convinced he could not properly evaluate Mr. Torricelli's allegations without touching on grand jury material that by law must remain secret.

Professor Sam Wineburg discusses his research that has found Americans of all ages do not properly evaluate the credibility of online information.

The agency inspectors found that the company failed to follow its own written protocols for testing the product, and did not properly evaluate some study results.

That there were signs in the market that reflected worsening conditions and suggested that conditions may deteriorate even further is not an invitation for this Court to disregard the presumptions of the business judgment rule and conclude that the directors are liable because they did not properly evaluate business risk.