Sentence examples for the assessment itself from inspiring English sources

It is enough if landowners who may be assessed are later afforded a hearing upon the assessment itself.

Behaviour directly connected with the assessment itself was defined as the use of instruments to assess capacity for work and the importance the insurance physician attached to the client's opinion about his/her own functional capacities.

In this Court, he also attempted to argue that the assessment itself constituted a taking under the Fourteenth Amendment.

But within a few minutes of the assessment itself, she began to panic: she could hear voices coming from the room next door.

"The assessment itself is flawed because you're asking someone to go in and speak to a complete stranger about their most personal fears," Bryceland says.

How do you feel about the assessment itself, and how has the process affected your daily life and sense of security?

Although the AMNOG regulation implemented binding and strict rules for the benefit assessment itself, the outcome of the discount negotiations are still unpredictable.

To put it differently, different phenomena of insight are likely to be elicited in different situations and, indeed, the object of the insight assessment itself will have a determining influence on the actual phenomenon of insight that is elicited.

Because EPA's risk analysis demands an explicit integration of hazard and exposure data, the risk assessment itself is vulnerable to the exposure complexities treated in the Priority setting section and the hazard complexities treated in the Screening and testing section.

While the NIC assessment itself is confidential, the CIESIN data is public, and is posted here.

It should be noted though that none of the students used rubric during the performance assessment itself.