Sentence examples for universal assessment from inspiring English sources
"It is a universal assessment that his first year has been a success," Mr. Watson said.
But the concept of universal assessment got its biggest boost in 2006, from the findings of a commission appointed by Margaret Spellings, then the education secretary.
"Given the nearly universal assessment that Mr. Stumpf's Senate appearance was lackluster, sticking with the script may prove imprudent," Isaac Boltansky, an analyst at Compass Point Research & Trading, wrote in a note to clients after reading the prepared remarks.
"Together with our American counterparts we invited countries from the region and beyond and we provided a platform for all of these actors who otherwise don't share a universal assessment of the situation in the Middle East.
"The nearly universal assessment among them," the authors write of the long-suffering Edwards aides, "was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing".
"The nearly universal assessment" among campaign aides, they wrote, "was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing".
The website provides information on universal assessments, eligibility and financial assessments.
This study was designed to identify the frequency, methods, and practices of universal assessments for domestic violence (DV) within child advocacy centers (CACs) and determine which factors are associated with CACs that conduct universal DV assessments.
— Benjamin Trumpce-whols President Trump, whatestes nothing more than losing, now faces the universal, unanimous assessment that he flunked this test.
Clinical Practice Guidelines (UK and Australia) recommend universal psychosocial assessment within the general hospital as standard care.
It mirrors warnings given by charities and local authorities last month to an MPs' inquiry into benefits delivery that the 42 day universal credit assessment period would pitch thousands of low income claimants into hardship and debt.
