Sentence examples for continual review from inspiring English sources

"The situation is kept under careful and continual review".

The MoD said security at all its bases was under continual review and it would be inappropriate to comment further.

Yet, apparently without irony, Hammond still assured MPs that "the situation is kept under careful and continual review".

The UK government said its sales were under "careful and continual review", and added that it was satisfied that current export licences for Saudi Arabia meet its regulations, which it described as some of the most robust in the world.

After security was tightened at the Pride march in London and the Armed Forces Day parade on Saturday, Rowley said: "It is right that we keep our security plans under continual review to help protect and reassure the public.

Many of the nation's largest airports have been undergoing continual review for added protection, and new steps were implemented at many today, although no one in authority would say what they were.

It claims that this approach ensures continual reviews and feedback, so that external assessors are not just involved at critical points.

Ministers have said nearly a million people who applied for sickness benefit have been found fit for work and the tests have been subject to continual reviews to identify problems.

Notes: 1. "Continuing review" includes studies where an amended protocol was requested and continual annual approval was awarded.

"Initial review" refers to the first submission of a protocol to the FTM-EC for review, whereas "continuing review" includes studies where the amendment of a protocol or continual annual approval has been requested.

Before '54, Oppenheimer's personal and political life had been the subject of continual investigation & review.