Sentence examples for published an assessment from inspiring English sources

It last published an assessment in September 2001.

The Labour Treasury in 2003 published an assessment which said Britain shouldn't join the single currency, and history has proved that judgement to be right.

Earlier this month, the Cabinet Office, a government department, published an assessment of the costs and gains of Britain embracing, or rejecting, GM agriculture.

To date, the intelligence community has not published an assessment to clarify or correct its position on whether or not Iraq was trying to purchase uranium from Africa as stated in the National Intelligence Estimate.

"Mr Scott has already given Sir Basil Thomson [head of Special Branch] an undertaking not to insert anything from Mr Ransome which might be detrimental to our interests... .. Bruce Lockhart published an assessment in his 1933 autobiography.

That problem was highlighted last year when the United States Global Change Research Program, a 10-year-old government office coordinating most climate work, published an assessment of the expected impact of global warming on areas around the country.

The Office of Budget Responsibility should publish an assessment of each Budget for its impact on social mobility and child poverty.

The committee called on the Treasury "to produce and publish an assessment of the long-term affordability of bills across the sectors.

For example, if an NHS trust proposes to close, or open, a hospital it would have to publish an assessment of what impact it would have on local minority ethnic communities.

By the time the I.P.C.C. publishes an assessment, it has been vetted by thousands of scientists, as well as by the organization's hundred and ninety-odd participating governments.

The Commission will publish an assessment on June 27th.Actually Frattini's comments in the interview were restrained he said that he would trigger the penalties if necessary but that has not stopped a flurry of interest from politicians, broadcasters and newspaper editors in Sofia and Bucharest, who have been calling the European Voice office to get a transcript.