Sentence examples for stages of evaluating from inspiring English sources

Christie's disclosed Jan . 28that it had agreed to cooperate in exchange for leniency, and people involved in the case said prosecutors were in the late stages of evaluating possible criminal charges involving Sotheby's.

All eyes are on Sprint Nextel, which on Thursday was "in the early stages of evaluating a bid for MetroPCS," Bloomberg News reported.

The Japanese transportation minister, Akihiro Ota, said Friday that regulators there were in the final stages of evaluating the safety of the battery system changes.

It was knocked down even as its owner, the Spire Realty Group, declared on its Web site, "We are in the early stages of evaluating the highest and best use for this building, so that we may bring this fine historic structure back to life".

There is one publisher already signed up for the service, and two more in the final stages of evaluating it.

Though the company says it doesn't have any agreements in place, the company has switched its domain to http://www.longblockchain.com and the new site says Long Blockchain is in the "preliminary stages of evaluating specific opportunities".

"The board of Trinity Mirror notes the recent media speculation and confirms that it is at an early stage of evaluating certain of Northern & Shell's assets," the company said in a statement to the stock market.

Tata said it was at a "very preliminary stage" of evaluating a possible cash offer for CWW, and that it was "part of its ongoing review of potential acquisitions".

With Fernando Ferrer, the borough president since 1987, running for mayor, about a half-dozen or so aspirants to the borough presidency are in some stage of evaluating the prospect of succeeding him.

CS was evaluated using a six-stage method of evaluating the cervical vertebrae.

"As this has become something our clients being the individual companies known as plan sponsors have been asking us about more and more, we have moved from the stage of evaluate and review, to now offering it as a benefit for medicinal purposes," Dave Jones, senior vice-president of group benefits at Sun Life, told the Globe and Mail.