Sentence examples for ordered an assessment from inspiring English sources

A sheriff today ordered an assessment of the mental health of the man dubbed the Naked Rambler after convicting him of a breach of the peace.

The director of national intelligence, John D. Negroponte, has ordered an assessment of any damage to counterterrorism efforts from the disclosures, but the review is expected to take months, and its findings are likely to remain classified.

In the wake of the Snowden disclosures, Viviane Reding, the European commission's vice-president, said: "The Safe Harbor agreement may not be so safe after all," and she ordered an assessment of the deal by the end of the year.

Given the likely reasons for ordering an assessment, the cases that were assessed, but did not receive a diagnosis, may have been different from those not assessed (e.g., more likely to have subclinical levels of symptoms).

In the parliament of 1301, the King was forced to order an assessment of the royal forests, but in 1305 he obtained a papal bull that freed him from this concession.

This month US president Barack Obama ordered an urgent assessment of the impact of neonicotinoids on bees.

The Crown Office has ordered a "preliminary assessment" of trial evidence in light of the scandal.

There are unconfirmed reports that before deciding to open a joint shop with east European nationalist populist politicians, David Cameron ordered a full assessment from a Conservative expert with long experience in European politics.

The Vatican ordered a "doctrinal assessment" of the women's leadership conference in 2008 after years of concerns about its direction.

Almost a dozen inquiries have been initiated to explore the scandal and assign blame -- findings of two more are due this week -- and General Helmly ordered a "special assessment" to review the training of all reservists, especially in military police and intelligence assignments.

In court, the White House contended that a series of more than 20 studies requested by President Bush in 2003 satisfied the 1990 law, but Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong of Federal District Court for the Northern District of California rejected that assertion last August and ordered a comprehensive assessment to be published by the end of May.