Sentence examples for continuous reviewing from inspiring English sources

But they must also recognise that such increases may not be sufficient, and a mechanism must also be included in the Paris agreement which commits countries to continuous reviewing and strengthening of their emissions targets.

These OTPs are published in the Official Bulletin of the State (BOE) and are subjected to a continuous reviewing process.

To counter a racial tilt in the funding of basic research grants, the National Institutes of Health should launch a "continuous" review and take remedial steps against bias, a working group says.

To counter a racial tilt in the funding of basic research grants, the National Institutes of Health should launch a "continuous" review and take remedial steps against bias, a working group told NIH Director Francis Collins at a meeting on 14 June.

Excellence in leadership, effectiveness and efficiency must be demanded, along with continuous review and development.

The airline said the schedule "will be kept under continuous review".

Only America and Britain already have a culture of continuous review by supervisors.

The Crown Prosecution Service said: "The CPS has a duty under the code for crown prosecutors to keep cases under continuous review.

WOULD corporate boards perform better if their members were subjected to coaching and continuous reviews, just like everyone else in the company?

Attracting, recruiting, rewarding and retaining talent leads to success in academic departments, while operations (an emphasis on process), monitoring (continuous review), and targets (specific measurable goals) do not.

What it means is that we are subject to continuous review from the ATO," the CFO, Susan Panuccio said.