Sentence examples for proposal to assess from inspiring English sources

A proposal to assess a fee on nearby property owners foundered after business owners and residents objected to paying for what they see as a tourist destination.

Documents on the IPY website show that BP and Statoil, a Norwegian company, are "significant consortium members" on a USGS proposal to assess "energy resources in the circumarctic area including oil, gas, coalbed methane and methane hydrates".

Clive Scott-Hopkins, financial adviser at Towry Law, says: 'The sweeping proposal to assess a former owner to a tax charge on an asset he has disposed of while continuing to enjoy the benefit will almost certainly curtail several "house schemes" where the Chancellor is expecting to reap huge death tax rewards.

You may present a single proposal, or perhaps two alternates, about your dissertation Although you are not committed to do precisely what you propose (and, if fact, it is expected that your ideas will evolve during your studies), the committee will use this proposal to assess your ability to conceptualize a research plan.

In an interview, Barbara Bowen, president of the Professional Staff Congress, cited Mr. de Blasio's proposal to assess a tax on wealthier New Yorkers to pay for more prekindergarten and other programs, and his suggestion that $150 million worth of corporate tax breaks be ended and the money invested instead in CUNY.

During and after the presentation, the committee will inquire about specific aspects of the proposal to assess the student's understanding of the methodologies and techniques.

Despite this all three cases had clear, well-described proposals to assess.

It was with this in mind that the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research World Health Organizationn) called for proposals to assess efforts towards universal financial risk protection in LMICs in 2009.

In a memorandum to the UK Parliament, HEFCE described how it had developed proposals to assess the wider impact, and in doing so explained that the evidence it drew on came from methods to assess the impact of health research.

Whilst some of the interviewees recognised that there was value in having enough detail in the proposals to assess, most expressed concern that too many of the higher-level decisions about what the main features of the plans had already been made.

Our proposal was to assess the relationship between malnutrition and the recovery of patients with hip fracture.