Sentence examples for projects are assessed from inspiring English sources

HS2 has reached that level only thanks to a fundamental flaw in the way projects are assessed.

Small schemes often give a better benefit-cost ratio than HS2, according to the "business case" on which projects are assessed by the Department for Transport.

Lawyers from the Environmental Defenders Offices of Australia (EDOA) told the inquiry the approval process was unduly secretive and had weaker environmental standards than required by the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act, under which many other large projects are assessed.

When such small scale or routine projects are assessed, indirect and induced effects, and in particular effects to small or seasonal wetlands, are often not included in impact assessment and subsequent wetland mitigation.

Under the VCS system, forest projects are assessed to determine the likelihood that their stored carbon could be lost in the future.

Australia has told the UN committee there are currently 43 other projects being assessed for their impact on the reef.

He suggested that his ministry should take on a greater role in tackling greenhouse gas emissions and that new development projects be assessed for their impact on climate change.

Evaluations were mostly from one single project and frequently ignored the multi-dimensional nature of rivers: landscape spatial patterns were rarely assessed, and most projects were assessed locally (i.e., ≤meander scale).

When a large number of projects is assessed, ordinal scales can be developed to score the presence of each alignment effort in the mapped projects.

From Figure 1, highlighting the control pillar, we can conclude that there is real diversity in the projects being assessed regarding who controls the data.

Projects were assessed independently by 3 individuals with QI expertise, and a different set of 3 assessors were used each year.