Sentence examples for proper appraisal from inspiring English sources
Even if your application is accepted, you can still be denied a loan if the property you wish to buy doesn't pass a proper appraisal and inspection by an FHA-approved appraiser.
It looks like an effort to push policy down one particular, narrow, anti-corruption track without a proper appraisal of the evidence.
Anderson intends "The Triumph of the Thriller" to spread the gospel and to establish the critical landscape for a proper appraisal of the field.
"They will need to set out the terms of the job very clearly, have proper appraisal systems in place and all the basics of human resources that 90% of firms fail to have".
In the new edition, Dr. Grant wrote that a proper appraisal of the gladiator spectacle was pertinent to today's world, since it was "one of the extremely few epochs of human history to have achieved cruelty on a scale as numerically lavish as ancient Rome".
"This heavy-handed action, while salvaging the three regional banks and even possibly helping boost the credit standing of the three others, is detrimental to the broader need to create sound financial markets in Korea, in which a proper appraisal of risk-reward considerations stands behind all investment and lending decisions," Mr. Petit said.
Kestenbaum thinks the structure works, especially if the client has proper appraisals done, but there's always a chance the IRS might challenge it.
However, the authors have proposed an emotion recognition model without considering a proper emotion appraisal model.
However, it is equally important that trials are fully and transparently reported to allow proper critical appraisal by the scientific community.
Unfortunately, at present in practice there are many communication bottlenecks that result in decisions being made without proper evaluation and appraisal.
The mechanisms that drive inequality are the proper subjects of moral appraisal, and I agree with Becker and Murphy that higher returns to human capital is a positive development, since it creates an incentive for investment in skills.
