Sentence examples for continuous review of from inspiring English sources
He told the City that he had embarked on a "rigorous and continuous review" of the group's business as he attempts to improve the return to shareholders despite being required to hold more capital to support its existing operations.
The bent plates were discovered late Thursday after a visual inspection that was part of what Bob McFarlin, the acting transportation commissioner, called an "extensive, systematic and continuous review" of 25 truss bridges across the state.
They want to establish continuous review of banks' management, and especially of their risk management, as a factor in adjusting the capital charge.
Three years after the Pentagon lifted remaining restrictions on lesbian, gay and bisexual troops, the ACLU is hopeful of similar progress for the transgender community, especially after the secretary of defence, Chuck Hagel, called for a "continuous review" of the current policy last May.
A continuous review of past incidents and disasters to look for common causes and lessons is an essential component to any process safety and loss prevention program.
The Linear Stage Gate Process that was developed by Cooper (2000), which is now a registered trademark of the Product Development Institute Inc., involves continuous review of the product development process.
The NCMS therefore requires continuous review to enhance the effective reimbursement level for those who require high levels of assistance.
The difficulty in diagnosis is reflected on continuous review attempts of the 7 classification criteria that have been created in the past 25 years [ 5].
The forms for LWBS and LAMA patients are systematically collected and are part of a continuous review process by one of the senior physicians of the ED.
Long-term vision and continuous professional involvement have been essential in the design, implementation and continuous review and redesign of a system that works well, although this has not been an easy process.
These bodies can effectively promote and create a demand for continuous review and evaluation of methodological innovation globally; they can elevate the agenda on the importance of alternative approaches to data collection and on enhancing the reliability of metrics.
