evaluator

So you no longer can be just a talent evaluator.

Evaluators of the medical service test whether a person is entitled to have care.

If so, how did that get past the Apple evaluators?

Students should view the teacher as a resource rather than an evaluator.

And they said that 960 educational evaluators would return to teaching at least half of the time.

The evaluators, she said, seem to be accountable to no one.

The program is being praised by independent evaluators, school officials say.

And he has to be a good evaluator of talent to put together those teams.

In some cases, evaluators may determine that the person is fit to drive.

There are no standards for who can be an evaluator or what should go into an assessment.

Even the evaluators appear on the minutes as members present, without their role being specified!

But he received no answer for at that moment the evaluator began to click.

Forensic evaluators must be able to provide the source on which any information is based.

The evaluator would be honest, they knew, because of his own desire to win.

She said the ones who "put on a show" for the evaluators succeeded.

At the end of the year, each student presents his work to evaluators, friends, and other interested students.

The feeling here is that teams should opt for the evaluators.

"He's got some years on him, but he still knows how to run," the talent evaluator said.

We've been talking about this for a while, that we need to get good talent evaluators into the organization.

The agency is assessed by an independent evaluator each year.

About 1,000 teachers serve as education evaluators, she said, to determine what programs work most effectively.

In some areas, the evaluator and the principal noted that further growth was possible.

In these early uses of the case study method, evaluators wrote their reports to stand alone.

Competence of the evaluator is critical and difficult to determine.

In fact, an evaluator was able to observe one meeting of the library committee.