Sentence examples for public assesses from inspiring English sources

Will Mr Brown?Of course, leaders of the Lib Dems are different to prime ministers: the public assesses them more as entertainers and less as prospective statesmen.

Decision making regarding the use of vaccines is, in part, influenced by how the public assesses the risks associated with a disease (how likely they are to become infected and how sick they may become if infected) and the vaccine.

How should the public assess progress?

"I think they should be brought in to testify, to be cross-examined, and let the public assess their credibility as well.

Architects, other professionals, and elected members of the public assessed two computer generated and two hand drawn forms of representation using semantic differential scales.

"Route rationalizations occur when DDOT adjusts routes to meet the demands of the public, assessed with ridership data, and to meet the confines of DDOT's budget," Ron Freeland, the agency's chief executive, said in a statement to The Huffington Post.

There are indeed considerable differences in how physicians and the general public assess and reason in critical care situations, but the more hopelessly ill the patient became the more the groups' assessments tended to converge, although they prioritized different arguments.

A new generation of ecologic indicators is needed to measure the condition, diagnose stressors, communicate condition to the public, assess potential future status, and evaluate management actions in our coastal regions.

But both sides agree that earmarks' merits are hard for Congress and the public to assess.

The Chinese government did not issue a public report assessing the outbreak and provided very few details to international organizations.

As in Vietnam, officials have effectively prevented the public from assessing this civilian toll.