Sentence examples for overdue assessment from inspiring English sources

Bethany Caruso, a postdoctoral fellow in environmental health at Emory University in Atlanta who was not involved with the research, described it as an overdue assessment of the female refugee experience.

With the English version of the WDQ a long overdue assessment for practitioners and researchers to monitor patients with WAD has been developed and reliability and responsiveness of its translation are presented here.

Jane Fay, president of the Parkview Heights Homeowners Association, said that she sympathized with Ms. Bryant but that she believed the board acted responsibly in trying to collect the overdue assessments.

"American Grotesque" recounts this conflict, and much more, in a long-overdue assessment of Mortensen's work and aesthetic philosophy.

The long-overdue assessment details how global warming will likely lead to devastating droughts and stronger hurricanes in the United States, among other negative impacts.

It was estimated that the regular budget would end the year $12 million in debt and the peacekeeping budget $1.18 billion in debt unless member states paid their overdue legal assessments by year's end.

Forced by Court Order, Bush administration finally releases long-overdue climate assessment Four years past its mandated deadline and ultimately compelled by court order, the Bush Administration finally released a climate change assessment detailing how global warming will affect the United States.

Rarely did infants who presented with an acute illness receive routine or overdue health assessments unless designated child health clinicians saw them.

In situations where the assessment is overdue by two weeks, the Research Physiotherapist will contact the patient by telephone and, if contact is not made, she will send a handwritten letter asking the patient to complete and return the questionnaire.

The United States, still the United Nations' largest debtor, has been arguing that a restructuring of assessments is overdue, and Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke, the American envoy who is under an ultimatum from Congress to cut American contributions, has been casting a revision of the payment scale as a broader reform measure here.

The Helms-Biden agreement complicates the job of Richard C. Holbrooke, the American representative, and his full-time budget negotiator, Donald Hays, as they try to convince 187 other member nations that they are not delivering an American ultimatum but arguing for a long-overdue review of assessments for all nations.