Sentence examples for they began assessing from inspiring English sources
Festival and theater company officials then decided to aim for 2011, but with the Beaumont most likely unavailable ("South Pacific" is now running there), they began assessing the Drill Hall at the Armory, which housed the festival's productions of Ariane Mnouchkine's "Éphémères" and Declan Donnellan's "Boris Godunov" last summer.
They began assessing the risk posed by individual inmates to determine restrictions.
The first iteration of Iftah Ya Simsim ran from 1979 until 1990, and Arafat says plans for the newest run began in 2010 when they began assessing educational needs of the Gulf region in cooperation with the Arab Bureau of Education for the Gulf States (ABEGS) and all GCC Ministries of Education, universities, academic groups, etc., before receiving final endorsement by the ministers and ABEGS.
As they returned to school more than a month ago, teachers and counselors began assessing their behavior and addressing their fears.
Last summer, she said, the company began assessing homes in Maplewood.
Aides and political enemies began assessing the extent of the damage to his career tonight, with many suggesting it was basically near an end.
Rabbi Leder said he began assessing the synagogue's future shortly after he was named senior rabbi in 2003.
The state began assessing higher personal income taxes on the highest-earning New Yorkers at the beginning of May, and that revenue will not begin showing up on the balance sheets until late May or early June.
New York began assessing the sales tax on such leases in the early 1990's, as more and more taxi companies stopped paying commissions to taxi drivers and began leasing cars to them instead.
Between 2000 and 2012, American students remained in the middle of the pack, though the OECD began assessing students in nearly twice as many countries – and American students' ranking fell precipitously between 2009 and 2012.
But as teachers and other educators began assessing the plan yesterday, some said it was probably not offering enough money to lure teachers with seniority and in middle-class schools into the most challenging assignments.
