Sentence examples for reassessment for from inspiring English sources

Southampton performed a townwide reassessment for the 2004 tax year, its first in 12 years, with the help of an outside contractor, Cole Layer Trumble.

The county was under no court order to revise its commercial tax rolls, but it decided to include them in the reassessment for financial reasons.

Last month the county assessor, Charles O'Shea, a Republican, and Mr. Gulotta reversed themselves and agreed to support reassessment for the entire county.

In remarks accompanying the audit, Mr. Weitzman criticized Cole Layer Trumble, the company that conducted the $34 million reassessment, for using a broad-brush approach in assessing the value of even Nassau's largest and most valuable properties.

"We are quite optimistic that it [the cloud] will dissipate and we are quite optimistic for Dublin and for Shannon tomorrow afternoon, but we will make a reassessment for that in the morning".

But in January, six days into a new job as an events sales executive for a four-star London hotel, Rae got a letter saying that her reassessment for the new personal independence payment (PIP) had found her capable of walking between 20 to 50 metres.

The test panel included 4 classical periodontal pathogens (red complex + P. micra) for reassessment and, for the first time, 3 of the newly implicated putative pathogenic species/phylotypes (F. alocis, oral Synergistetes, and oral TM7s).

Frequent reassessments for people with progressive conditions such as MS are too often a waste of time and money.

Additional reassessments for all children are at the discretion of the teacher and/or school administration.

MLSE will pay the entire $30 million construction cost and lease the property from the city for $205,000 annually, subject to reassessments for inflation, for a 20 year term, with two options to extend it by a further 10 years, following which the city would take ownership of the building.

Aged care reassessments for 2004-05 were also identified.