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And, if indeed there is a law which has been violated, to what extent would the damages be assessed?

Tax evasion is criminal, but involves things like false representation to avoid tax liability being correctly assessed.

The fines against Fiat Chrysler top the $70 million the government assessed against Honda Motor Co.

Ultimately though people are aware they're being watched and assessed under timed conditions so it's going to be somewhat stressful.

A huge part of learning is having the learner participate (which you did!) and then assessed.

Believe it or not, the subsidy dollars don't just get printed by the Treasury -- they are assessed directly against the employer.

This requires, of course, that the cyclist has correctly assessed cross traffic.

The Economist ran a piece on the lifetime value of knowing a foreign language[0] -- for German in particular, the assessed value is $128k.

Their study assessed risk for being assaulted and then shot, a compound outcome event whose second element (being shot) is not inevitable given the first (being assaulted).

This would be assessed during the ride via onscreen multiple-choice questions; get less than 50% correct (or, turn it off) and you have to pay for the journey!

We also assessed our algorithm on 20 extraction tasks and evaluated the final solutions on unknown corpora (testing): the quality of final solutions is comparable to expert human solutions.

Good developers don't communicate passively; they use their words and this can be assessed by good managers.

It puts us into a more productive Nash equilibrium than we'd be if we each individually assessed the risk of our single investment and said "na, too risky".

And, he correctly assessed that there was a need for more powerful visualization in between "draw it all from primitives" and "choose from one a handful of canned visualizations." Finally, he executed it in fine form.

> the military assessed the risk [of including] a single additional strain of "harmless" bacteria to the many that live in a city This does not seem as if it should have a very high risk...

As with harassment, which is more clearly expressed as "exhaustion", the term "mania" is more clearly expressed as an assessed "unreasonable and/or extreme hope, leading to reckless energy or cognitive chain investments or behavioural drivers".