Sentence examples for report gauging from inspiring English sources

The nation's top two defense officials are scheduled to head to Capitol Hill next week to discuss a Pentagon report gauging the potential effects of repealing the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

Should the measures pass, Greece's so-called troika of lenders — the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission — would issue a report gauging whether Greece has made sufficient progress in mending its tattered finances to receive the 31.5 billion euros in aid that Mr. Stournaras has said is needed for Greece to avoid bankruptcy.

Fed policy makers and economists watch the confidence report to gauge how changes in confidence might affect consumer spending.

The report will gauge the degree to which consumer spending is driving up prices at the retail level.

It falls in Tier 3, the lowest ranking a country can have in the State Department's annual human trafficking report, which gauges a country's actions against modern-day slavery.

At present, the clinician relies on clinical staging and the histopathology report to gauge a patient's prognosis and plan treatment.

Our study is one of the first reports to gauge the impact of the new 2011 ACGME duty hour standards among internal medicine residents.

Most of the studies used teacher reports to gauge students' emotional and social progress and their ability to pay attention when asked.

And that if you're looking to fundraising reports to gauge candidate viability, you're doing it wrong.

Providers can talk about the discrepancy in youth and caregiver QOL reports to gauge more accurately where to focus efforts and goals.

Friday's U.S. payrolls report is key to gauging the Federal Reserve's policy course going forward.