Sentence examples for working on assessments from inspiring English sources

City officials are also working on assessments for kindergarten, first grade and second grade, where exams are less common.

Yang et al. (2007) and Yang and Zhang (1999) worked on assessment of the stability of the lining through in situ measured data for the observational designing of the tunnel and to guarantee the safety of construction.

Challenge students to understand what it is like to be homeless and have created some casework scenarios for you to work on and create assessments and care plans for these cases.

We've been working on an assessments calculator module for one of our IRA Bank Monitor products and it does show a variety of new assessment amount outcomes depending on what kind of business model the bank is using under the new rules.

It would surely be better that former EDF staff are not working on that assessment.

Mr. Finley spent much of his time at Yellowstone working on an assessment of the environmental impact of snowmobiles, which proliferated in the 1990's.

We await the long-delayed official response with interest, and wonder if the 70% of DfE troops working on curriculum, assessment and qualifications (see above) might be on to something with their views about change ….

"My initial involvement came about when I was approached by psychiatrists at the Maudsley Institute of Psychiatry who were working on the assessment of mental capacity in the lead-up to the Mental Capacity Act taking effect.

It will better take into account fluctuating and mental health conditions which are not adequately addressed under the current DLA system We have been working on the assessment with a range of experts and have published the latest draft on our website.

Dozens of men and women waited patiently, standing or sitting in blue chairs near a sign that said "America's People... America's Talent... America's Strength!" Mr. Sapp, working on an assessment of his current skills (graphic arts, no; finance, no), said he was hoping for an office job.

"Effective third party offsetting similar to programs in Australia and the US can help England's dwindling biodiversity," said Guy Duke, a biodiversity consultant working on the assessment.