Sentence examples for share assessment from inspiring English sources

Neither chamber is in the mood to raise taxes, and Mr. Rendell's "fair share assessment" has won little support.

Small-business owners are protesting his call for a "fair share assessment" — a 3percentt payroll tax on employers who do not offer insurance, with the proceeds dedicated to covering the uninsured.

A long-term goal of AACR is to build a network of interested STEM education researchers who are willing to share assessment items, lexical resources, and statistical scoring models in order to continue to improve assessment quality in multiple disciplines.

In English-speaking countries there are consortia which have developed item pools to share assessment content (e.g., IDEAL, an international coalition of faculties [ 4] with an item database which currently contains approximately 32.000 items (personal communication with Prof. R. Hays, May 2012) or UMAP, a coalition of medical schools in Great Britain [ 5]).

The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity to share assessments not approved for official release.

Will the city be willing to share assessments of things that residents think are going badly?

Mr. Siegler said that other formulations for the flip tax include a flat fee per apartment, a percentage of the seller's profit, or a straight per-share assessment.

Stuart M. Saft, a Manhattan co-op lawyer who is also chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said co-ops that want to use the savings as reserves must first credit each individual shareholder for the amount due and then impose a per-share assessment.

But that shared assessment did not mean a unified view on whether the Fed should act.

It may be that as one who tagged her as a habitual prevaricator before that became a widely shared assessment, I am on her enemies list.

What they have in common is a shared assessment of the 112th Congress, which has been defined by deep divisions within the two parties.