"If they were to call on the coalition for assistance, we'd evaluate that, given the conditions of what's happening on the ground," he added at a news conference here in Baghdad.
Asked what medical care is generally on hand for high school football games and practices, Colgate said that a survey would soon evaluate that.
To be selected for a locally-based team, the teacher must have resided in the catchment area of the facility that they would evaluate at the time of the survey and have stated they had had no relationship with the workers at that facility.
In Palm Beach County, election officials had set their own rules about how they would evaluate ballots that lacked punched holes on the presidential voting line but might have indented chads, the "dimples" on which the legal struggle has focused in the last few days.
Speaking for the traffic safety agency, Michael Jackson, the deputy secretary of transportation, said staff members would start work tonight to evaluate that data.
"If they disclosed that the drugs were manufactured by a specific company, in a particular lot, and imported with this licence, for example, we would have some ability to evaluate that," she said.
Since wearing a sweatshirt or cap with a professional team's logo is associated with being a fan of that team, would people wearing those items evaluate that team's performance higher than people wearing another team's logos?
If you're even remotely entertaining the idea that Millennials aren't worth banking on this fall, I'd re-evaluate that strategy immediately and invest in the young people who will soon lead our country.
A Truth Commission would evaluate the intelligence that has been gathered through the use of waterboarding and weigh whatever pros it may have provided against the costs of using these techniques.
