Sentence examples for properly appraise from inspiring English sources

"De Beers has failed to properly appraise the aspirations of African governments," says Chaim Even-Zohar, a prominent diamond specialist.

Country-by-country reporting would provide information that investors, employees, governments, regulators and other stakeholders all need if they are to properly appraise their engagement with multinational companies operating in these jurisdictions.

"The other judges were pretty awful," Mr. Newham said, adding that one of them admitted to him that he had only recently started working in the field of antiques and did not have the skills to properly appraise the featured items.

Not until the results of reliable workers in this country are available shall we be in a position to properly appraise its effects, for it does not follow that the same measure of success attending a method of treatment in one country is necessarily attained when it is carried out in another country.

Much of this work is technical and will be properly appraised over time by experts in the field.

But if the values of the gifts were not properly appraised and disclosed on Mr. Romney's gift tax returns, a challenge may still be possible.

However, according to Chilcot, these difficulties were not properly appraised or discussed, and ultimately Blair did not manage to use his influence on the president to buy more time to gain support for military action, or to get the assurances he was seeking about what plans had been made for Iraq after the invasion.

Leiha Macauley, a partner and head of the Boston office at Day Pitney, says one solution is to set up a trust that allows someone to put in cash now and exchange it for other assets in the future, when the person has had enough time to have the assets properly appraised.

"Today's report highlights the issue of whether the B.L.M. properly appraises the value of federal coal when it sells leases, and the inspector general clearly thinks the agency came up short on this point," Mr. Wyden said in a statement.

Since natural selection follows phenotype, selection can be properly appraised as a post-facto filtering agency.

It further proposes screening of RDP measures to ensure that climate change mitigation impacts are properly appraised.