Sentence examples for reassessed because from inspiring English sources

The second type of reassessment includes persons who are reassessed because of their earnings (i.e., reassessed because of earnings).

"The basis for the imposition of the sanctions against Liberia needs to be reassessed because violence and conflict are spreading across the region and are generated not only by Liberian forces," the panel concludes.

We think this helps with our selection problem by making the VR participants look more like our comparison group members who get reassessed because of the nature of their disability or their demonstrated ability to generate earnings.

The MMSE was not reassessed because it could not be viably administered over the telephone.

In fact, if it is heard constantly, the location of the tube should be reassessed because an NGT which has been pulled partially out, and has its tip in the distal esophagus, will sump air more constantly than an NGT correctly placed in the stomach.

"I am reassessing because of all of this media firestorm stuff," he said in Rock Hill.

"I've been saying for the last 30 years that Viv Richards has to be the best batsman of all time - even better than Sir Don Bradman in my book - but I'm going to have to reassess because this guy is something extraordinary".

A urine albumin value of <30 mg/g creatinine, although considered "normal," should be reassessed annually, because values as low as 10 mg/g creatinine have been associated in some studies with an increased cardiovascular risk.

A spokeswoman said Target reassessed its policy because more nonprofit groups were seeking exceptions.

It's difficult to reassess Eminem because our capacity for shock has been deadened.

But between the two extremes lies a growing middle ground of people who have reassessed their transportation needs because of both the financial crisis that rocked their budgets and their desire to help the planet.