joint assessment

Real capitalism causes problems, so let us make a joint assessment of the situation and work according to that.

Students who are taking a course of further education and are under 18 will not be included in the joint assessment.

Married couples can apply for joint assessment to be taxed at a more favourable rate.

Two months after that, they are to make a joint assessment of compliance, and the intervening period appears likely to see intense political maneuvering.

It's more of a joint assessment.

Practical joint assessment: A sports medicine manual, St Louis, Sydney.

We confirm our joint assessment of the vital importance of this aspect of the 'Better Regulation' programme.

Commonly, in order to satisfy this requirement, a psychiatrist will perform a joint assessment with a general practitioner (GP).

Other leading specialties include prosthetics & orthotics, chronic pain management, the regional joint assessment centre, and the Ontario breast screening program.

Mr. Akashi asserted that "the Unprofor civilian authority and military leaders have been united in their joint assessment of the situation up to this point."

But a White House lawyer led a joint assessment by several departments that concluded that the program did not violate the treaty, and it went ahead.

Inclusive health planning and joint assessment (JANS) processes.

Joint assessments conducted by ECHO and the agencies on the ground resulted in the announcement of an emergency decision on Sunday, 20 January.

Sexual exploitation and abuse in humanitarian response first came to public attention with the release of a report in February 2002 of a joint assessment mission examining the issue.

Every year six independent inspectorates will provide a joint assessment of what it is like to live in each area of England, and assess the prospects for sustainable improvement in the future.

In addition, a federal judge in Ottawa last month ordered the Canadian Government to undertake its own environmental review, and Ottawa and Quebec are weighing a joint assessment.

With regard to international solidarity, it is clear that the joint assessment mission, coordinated by the World Bank and in which elements of the Commission participated, has finished its work in the area.

The United Nations Joint Assessment Mission to the Gali District confirmed, in 2000, that homes and infrastructure were deliberately burned and looted during the Abkhaz offensive.

In a joint assessment the Japanese government and TEPCO say they have completed the first step of a 3-month plan outlined in mid-April for a complete cold shutdown.

Where appropriate, the Committee shall facilitate a joint assessment amongst supervisors within the Community on risks and vulnerabilities which may negatively affect the stability of the financial system of the Community.

The ECHO humanitarian experts and the EU civil protection team are undertaking joint assessments with OCHA and several UN agencies in the most affected areas.

I would like to ask my friend Mr Swoboda to perhaps give the instrument two chances, and in a year's time we will be very happy to carry out a joint assessment of whether or not it has achieved anything.

Tax refunds may also be due for income deductions that are applied after the tax year has ended, if one finishes working prior to the year end, or for joint assessment of taxes for a married couple.

The development of a care programming, care management and joint assessment service that straddles inpatient and community services, and provides a continuity of care for the individual and their carers, particularly before discharge from hospital (East Sussex).

A Joint Assessment Mission - modeled on the one done for Southern reconstruction after the Comprehensive (North-South) Peace Agreement - was to be established to determine the specific reconstruction and development needs of Darfur.