reassessment的意思|reassessment的解释-里氏词典

reassessment [`riə'sɛsmənt]

[经] 重新估价

reassessment

[ noun ]
a new appraisal or evaluation
<noun.cognition>

Reassessment \Re`as*sess"ment\ (r[=e]`[a^]s*s[e^]s"ment, n.
A renewed or second assessment.

The government has rejected all the students' demands, including greater freedom of speech and press, more money for education, disclosure of the incomes of top officials and reassessment of Hu's historical role.
He believed this year's monetary targets were appropriate but warned of 'sizeable uncertainties' that could force a reassessment. Mr Greenspan said the Fed had recently focused mainly on the short-run outlook.
The Salt Lake City-based software company said the reassessment could result in a charge of up to $3 million for the 1987 fourth quarter.
However a reassessment of the risk potential in the participation sector resulted in allocations to the provisions of EUR 71.9m (ATS 989m) in the first half of 1999.
Lower real estate values in and of themselves don't guarantee a reassessment that will translate into lower property taxes.
The company said it made a $61 million provision for loan losses after a "reassessment" of its assets in conjunction with its anticipated merger with Alaska Mutual Bancorp., also of Anchorage.
A Communist Party spokesman indicated today that party leaders have rejected a Politburo reformer's reassessment of the 1956 revolt as a popular uprising.
'With the breakdown, we're wanting to make a complete reassessment of what future policy should be,' said Adams.
White House officials say the systematic dismantling of Kuwait by Iraq since the Aug. 2 invasion has caused a reassessment of how long the world can wait to see if U.N. sanctions will work against Baghdad.
But more than a simple shake-out of speculative excess, yesterday's sell-off marked a reassessment of earnings growth.
The currency also benefited from a continued positive reassessment of the U.S. economy.
He called for an urgent reassessment of U.S. Mideast policy.
But Yeutter told reporters Tuesday he thinks some internal pressures are developing in favor of a reassessment of the EC position.
Although it appeared party reformers could win a victory with the official reassessment of 1956, there were also signs of strong conservative forces in the party.
Providing "ecosecurity" will require a complete reassessment of our national defense strategy, she says.
These works have led to a reassessment by critics who have tended to see Ayckbourn as little more than a laugh machine.
THE political reform process in South Africa has galvanised many organisations into a fundamental reassessment of their role, often with the view that new goals necessarily require new structures.
But this rejoinder has not deterred calls for a reassessment of NSW's fire-management practices.
While the company hasn't given any outward indication that it plans any strategic changes, analysts hope that its new independence will prompt a reassessment.
A number of suspects were arrested, and employees said the incident prompted a reassessment of the company's security procedures, but they said few changes were made.
In the past, however, he has called for a reassessment of aid to the rebels.
Broadway department stores in Southern California says it, too, is concerned that flagging consumer confidence could prompt a reassessment of staffing needs.
They presented six demands to the National People's Congress, or parliament, including reassessment of Hu's role, opposition to anti-liberal political campaigns, and disclosure of leaders' incomes.
"I hope the U.S. administration is sufficiently jolted by this rude rebuke of its support for its protege to undertake a long-overdue and profound reassessment" of its support for the Shamir plan.

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