Sentence examples for area under review from inspiring English sources

A third area under review is the department's strategy for fighting high-rise fires in the light of the deadly collapses.

Despite saying this the BBC Trust asserts later in the report: "While we have not found evidence to suggest that the aims of the platform have been distorted by a 'skew' towards pay, we will keep this area under review".

This summer it achieved its latest success in enforcing its stern line when it won a case against some Canadian farmers who had held on to seed.Agricultural markets have been mentioned as an area under review by officials in the antitrust division of the Department of Justice.

It may be possible to make an assessment of the extent of the impervious area in the catchment area under review leading to a calculation of the likely surface water runoff.

That standard might vary from individual to individual, depending on the expertise of the member in the particular area under review.

However these tools should be used with caution, as they are generally based on 'accepted' criteria, and often have not undergone validation, nor reflect key issues pertinent to the area under review.

A club statement said: "The areas under review are the current squad, coaching, physiotherapy, strength and conditioning (which includes the fitness levels of the squad), nutrition and football administration.

The other areas under review by the Interior Department as national monuments include the Carrizo Plains, in west-central California; the Santa Rosa Mountains, near Palm Springs, Calif.; an expansion of the Colorado National Monument; and, in a development that has not yet been publicized, a possible offshore monument designed to protect the coral reefs of St . Johns in the Virgin Islands.

The statement that followed Mr. Moynihan's presentation indicated that as a review of its consumer businesses and support functions got under way, "employment levels in the areas under review during Phase I are expected to be reduced by approximately 30,000 jobs over the next few years".

The three main areas under review are whether the judges should rule on the reforms now rather than when they come into force; whether the central mandate requiring everyone to hold health insurance, or face a penalty, is constitutional; and if it is not, whether the rest of the reforms should be allowed to stand.

Specifically, the evaluation assessed the management, implementation, outputs, use of results, capacity-building effects and future monitoring needs of MICS and made recommendations in each of the areas under review.