reassessment

As if in reassessment, she looked Mary up and down.

In the same paper, they wrote a reassessment of the family.

But her reassessment of the relationship was slow in coming.

Now, state law requires reassessments at least once every 10 years.

Standing out from the crowd is one reason for the reassessment.

The district had just gone through a reassessment of property.

There would be a reassessment of how the land reform process had worked.

He expects the reassessment to be done in a year.

Although reassessment research has been under way for two years, the results are only now starting to reach the public.

The reassessment is supposed to be finished by year's end.

We have very clear evidence that there is a need for reassessment to be built into the system.

He saw the movement in the man's eyes, the assessment and reassessment.

"There's been a bit of reassessment given the events over the weekend."

"Maybe it is time for the Palestinians to have a reassessment, too."

His body of work, while not large, is ripe for reassessment.

Community leaders will have to find ways to make rolling reassessments.

Far be it from him to offer his own reassessment at a time of national crisis.

If military circumstances change, there is time for a reassessment of the present plans.

As a result, some people would see their taxes actually drop under the reassessments.

To do that we need a reassessment of ethical standards.

In future they should carry out assessments and reassessments only.

It can be daunting, being on the front lines of tax reassessment.

"There is certainly a reassessment going on of where the risks lie in 1998."

That something usually turns out to be a reassessment of their agency relationships.

It is disappointing that this book does not include a reassessment.