Sentence examples for projects assessed for from inspiring English sources

An index is then created for each scale according to the number that this scale has been used (through the rating process) for all projects assessed for each indicator.

Documents including any modelling of potential oil spills and plans for how to clean them up were not publicly available, as they would be for projects assessed under the EPBC.

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.

Before you cultivate your land or undertake any construction projects, assess your land for erosion potential.

At each contact, project staff also assessed for any serious adverse events (deaths, hospitalizations, actively suicidal status).

The indicators' selection for each project assessed is based on the objectives and thus resulting targets which are then transformed to indicators according to steps 3 and 4. The overall question that shall be answered for each indicator is: "Rate the extent to which the project contributed/addressed the indicator".

All of the questions (developed for this project) assessed staffs' impressions of and overall satisfaction with their organization.

Always look for ways of achieving things rather than reasons why you can't. 5. Get things done quicker: Most railway projects are discussed and assessed for many years creating an illusion of activity and progress – by which time opportunities and benefits are lost.

Australians may have concerns about the visual amenity of having panels installed on a residence, in relation to which the workshops developed for the current project assessed perceptions of traditional panels versus building-integrated panels.

6. Systematisation of gender in program documents All program and project documents need to be assessed for gender approach and special attention paid to work within community, family and government contexts so that the situation of women is addressed as part of a more holistic approach.