Word: assess
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...interagency meetings." That does not mean a new military adventure won't happen. But as long as there's any chance that it will, it's worth going back to first principles, to remember what it is that the Bush Administration wants to achieve in foreign policy and assess how it might best realize its goals...
...there are alternatives to walking leafy pathways that can bring the college to you. Both virtual tours on the Web and videos provide overviews of a campus, and more families are inquiring about them. But are these onscreen options an adequate way to assess an academic environment...
...hope that when the Cambridge City Council sets out to assess its “losses due to Harvard” (News, “Cambridge To Assess Losses Due To Harvard,” April 1), some consideration is given to taxes levied on property surrounding the University...
...said the merits of individual grievances are hard to assess, though labor conditions on the whole have improved substantially—due in large part to University cooperation...
...estimated 8 million Americans who live at least an hour away from older relatives who need attention, remote-control help can be provided by a growing group of professionals known as geriatric-care managers (GCMs). They assess an elderly person's health condition and living situation, arrange and monitor in-home help, aid with placements in nursing homes or assisted-living facilities and serve as a liaison to family members, says Erica Karp, secretary of the 1,600-member National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers and owner of an agency in this practice area. GCMs, who typically have backgrounds...