Sentence examples for eventual review from inspiring English sources

An eventual review found that Haringey Social Services was in chaos and had made basic errors.

The decision not to challenge the ruling makes two affirmative action cases involving the University of Michigan more likely candidates for eventual review by the Supreme Court.

According to Allen Hurlburt, a graphic designer writing in the magazine Communication Arts, "After extensive research and considerable design exploration, a new style was worked out, and a handsome printed and bound presentation was prepared in a limited edition for the eventual review by Henry Ford II.

WASHINGTON — A federal judge has for the first time ruled that the National Security Agency's once-secret policy of collecting the dialing records of all phone calls in the country probably violates the Constitution, a defeat for the government that could alter the political debate over the controversial program and set up an eventual review by the Supreme Court.

The eventual review will be published and subsequently widely disseminated by the university and through social media platforms.

Tracy D. Hester, who has taught a course in climate lawsuits at the University of Houston law school, said that with the issues "very much in play" in three circuits of the federal court system, "the game pieces are being set for eventual Supreme Court review".

We aimed at reviewing eventual studies currently available in literature, excluding those that examined the diagnostic and prognostic value of different types of tumour markers without keeping into account the severity of renal impairment, the presence and degree of proteinuria, and the type of RRT.

"We see potential for the eventual new CEO to review the current scope of Barclays' activities, particularly if that person were an external hire," said S&P.

Many of the results that have been gained so far, by government or private industry, are not yet public; they are awaiting rigorous review before eventual release.

But, since the Supreme Court is under no obligation to review the eventual decision of the appeals court, that court could have the last word, although that may not be known until some time in 2001 or later.

The eventual bill from the review he is now conducting could run into billions of pounds of additional spending which (if he is right) the Treasury would be powerless to block.