Sentence examples for examination of that from inspiring English sources

Here was this guy who was never elected to anything and he had more power than politicians, so I started that book as an examination of that.

"And the government does no independent examination of that.

However admirable a high reliability may be, it seems unlikely that candidates or examiners would tolerate an examination of that length (particularly as it would be proportionately more expensive and time-consuming to set).

An examination of that computer later showed that someone had downloaded highly sensitive nuclear secrets.

A more critical author might have conducted a forensic examination of that case.

"The state asked us to take a look at this, so we've agreed to a quick 30-day examination of that," she said.

This is a re-examination of that whole question.

But the trend toward regional trading blocs, including the possibility of forming a Free Trade Area of the Americas as early as 2005, has forced a re-examination of that attitude.

Mr. McNulty said that the decision to detain him was made by military personnel in Afghanistan and that a court-ordered re-examination of that process "would be unprecedented and could significantly hamper the nation's defense".

A re-examination of that issue therefore seemed unnecessary in the IPCC's 2007 report.Concerning rising sea levels, this is a more complex issue since a natural increase of 1-2mm a year has been occurring for many centuries.

The suspension was widely perceived as excessive, and some commentators compared the incident with another one in which four kindergartners were suspended last month in Sayreville, N.J., for playing cops and robbers, leading to a re-examination of that school's "zero tolerance" policy on violence.