Sentence examples for properly assessing from inspiring English sources

"The government has handed these people over to danger without properly assessing their claims for protection," she said.

In conflating the past and present, we run the risk of re-enacting old battles, not properly assessing what our problems are today.

Letters from HMRC would "keep businesses on their toes", she said, and ensure they were "properly assessing the legality of what they are doing".

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Justice said Straw was "determined to make the best and fairest decision that he can, but he can only do so after properly assessing all of the material that is available".

Ministers have sanctioned a massive increase in surveillance over the last decade, at great cost to the taxpayer, without properly assessing its effectiveness or protecting the privacy of innocent people".

She bridled at the notion that judges were incapable of properly assessing complex national security issues, declaring, "You'd be surprised at the amount of understanding other parts of the government think judges have".

After the first admittance, in crisis, Sally was properly assessed.

More people – especially those with chronic, serious conditions – will not be properly assessed.

But that experiment was never properly assessed (aside from proven reductions in road casualties).

"It's just that adults are able to properly assess the risk," he said.

We got him out and when he was properly assessed it was accepted he was 16.