Sentence examples for policy assessors from inspiring English sources

The design of a tool for data collection and exchange of available data also aims to predict impacts of small-scale locally oriented actions by the local administration and residents on incomes and biodiversity, monitor results of the decisions that follow such prediction and inform central policy assessors to enable appropriate tuning of regulatory and fiscal incentives.

In practice also doubts regarding the effectiveness and importance of participation exist among policy makers, assessors, and public, leading even to undermining participatory practices in policy making and assessment.

Mr. Stone said the policy change this year required assessors to compute the value of co-ops and condos using specific nearby rental buildings, rather than a neighborhood average.

Prevalence estimates are used by decision makers such as policy makers and risk assessors to make choices related to certain diseases and infections.

Professional assessors and policy makers may, and often do, fear losing their power in open processes, and it is true that openness does affect their roles.

This conference brought together > 500 scientists from across the air pollution disciplines, along with risk assessors and policy makers, to look at air pollution through a new wide-angle lens.

Contact an independent insurance loss assessor.

The work presented here points to two strategies for further work; increased experimentation with trans-domain assessment and further research on such experiments and on the learning processes between assessors and between assessor and policy-makers.

Factory monitoring and compliance policies and procedures, including roles of factory assessors and actions taken if violations occurred, also were presented on the companies' websites.

Where there is scientific uncertainty and ignorance, "it is primarily the task of the risk managers to provide risk assessors with guidance on the science policy to apply in their risk assessments" (Christoforou 2003).

In the case of BPA, the hundreds of publications leading up to 2007 had not produced the necessary data risk assessors needed to inform conclusions and policy decisions about the health effects of BPA.