Sentence examples for position of assessing from inspiring English sources

The domain puts personnel in the sometimes uncomfortable position of assessing: When does a prayer, a garment, or religious paraphernalia constitute a threat?

The fourth area, 'enabling team learning', describes four facilitator skills that enable the practice team to move from a position of assessing existing levels of organisational development to planning improvements to the organisation of their practice.

Indeed, IRIS has been the subject of several congressional hearings and National Academy reviews (U.S. EPA 2012; U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, Subcommittee on Oversight 2011) precisely because it is in the contentious position of assessing chemical hazard.

Rather, one is not in a position to assess any of these sentences as true/false unless one knows the location of the utterer of (1), the identity of the speaker (2), and so on.

With the two datasets available derived from the same set of cancer samples, we were in a position to assess the agreement of differentially expressed genes across different platforms.

The ECB president said over the coming months his organisation would be in a better position to assess the state of the eurozone economy and the impact of Brexit on growth and inflation.

This will put us in a position to assess the conservativeness of default uncertainty factors used in human risk assessment and standard setting.

I'm in no position to assess the science of "Bay," and I applaud, in principle, its attempt to be a conscientious piece of genre entertainment.

Anyway, Mr. Bain is probably in a good position to assess a bit of fictional television nostalgia about a fabled time.

"That will provide the Australian government at the time with a better position to assess the level of global action on climate change".

In his judgment, Mr Justice Eady acknowledged that there was the potential for 'a chilling effect on investigative journalism and significant injustice', posed by libel cases brought under CFAs, although he ruled that he was not in a position to assess the chances of success and that the case should go in front of a jury.