Sentence examples for reassessment when from inspiring English sources

"It was time for a reassessment when you look at all the rich areas that paid nothing compared to the poor areas that were paying much more than their fair share," she said.

Although Mr. Suozzi imposed a tax increase and reassessment when he took over as mayor of deficit-ridden Glen Cove eight years ago, most politicians here doubt that he aspires to have an income tax as one of his first major accomplishments as county executive.

The L.A. Times reported that billionaire computer magnate Michael Dell, shown, had avoided reassessment when he purchased a Santa Monica hotel for $200 million by bringing his wife and two business associates in on the deal.

The Times story reported that billionaire computer magnate Michael Dell had avoided reassessment when he purchased a Santa Monica hotel for $200 million by bringing in his wife and two business associates on the deal.

Our data suggest that a more efficient approach would delay referrals to local contact agencies until the first quarterly reassessment, when the majority of individuals who could return home without assistance (the short stayers) have already done so.

Perhaps the real dilemma is simply that transitions, at whatever stage they are determined, are moments of reassessment when there is a risk that some service users will be deemed not to need the next level of services.

Throughout the state, county boards of taxation, under the direction of the State Division of Taxation, order up the reassessments when there is more than a 15percentt differential between the average sales price of houses versus the average amount those houses are being taxed at within a municipality.

What checks and balances can we develop in the system to permit more dynamic and nimble trials and reassessments, when needed?

But digital technology is now distorting the process of reassessment, especially when it comes to design.

In April, Mr. Xie, the climate change official, announced a reassessment of when and how high China's greenhouse gas pollution could peak.

The law caps taxes at 1 percent of the assessed value, limits increases to no more than 2 percent a year and allows reassessments only when a change of ownership occurs.