Sentence examples for worldwide assessment from inspiring English sources

But because the farmers cannot afford extra hands, the officials order state employees, including doctors and nurses, and students—in the past including children as young as nine, according to Human Rights Watch into the fields.This year America's state department gave Uzbekistan the lowest ranking on its annual worldwide assessment of human trafficking and forced labour.

A worldwide assessment of sedimentary basins with the potential for the discovery of profitable new large oil and gas deposits showed that such basins are primarily associated with the rift structures to the west and east of the Ural Novaya Zemlya fold system, Russia (Smyslov et al. 2003; Litvinenko and Kozlov 2014).

In 2004, the results were published of the first worldwide assessment of amphibian populations, the Global Amphibian Assessment.

You have refused to provide Committee staff with copies of any internal reports or specific information about the findings and recommendations of your worldwide assessment... you have not allowed us to speak to any Wal-Mart employees responsible for compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Incident-based drug resistance surveys have a very important continuing role in the worldwide assessment of the burden of drug-resistant TB.

Founder and CEO Byju Raveendran tells TechCrunch that India has the largest K-12 education system in the world, but it consistently ranks poorly in worldwide assessments.

We would like to see analysts come together and agree on standards that would allow this worldwide accurate assessment.

Here's betting that next year, when Clapper trudges up to Capitol Hill to tell Congress about the worldwide threat assessment he'll be saying the exact same thing.

This is what makes Clapper's argument – and indeed the entire process of writing a "worldwide threat assessment" so fundamentally unserious and distorting.

Last week the man who serves as America's Director of National Intelligence trudged up to Capitol Hill to tell the assembled members of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee (pdf) that the annual worldwide threat assessment, put together by the intelligence community, has filled him with dread.

General Clapper told the Senate Intelligence Committee on February 16th, in his annual Worldwide Threat Assessment, that Iran was "keeping open the option to develop nuclear weapons, in part by developing various nuclear capabilities that better position it to produce such weapons, should it choose to do so.