Sentence examples for examine conditions from inspiring English sources
Despite some improvements made by state leaders, in 2008 the Justice Department announced that it would examine conditions in all 13 Texas institutions.
"We have never seen a site where the notion 'I could die today' was so real," the Telos Group, a consulting firm hired to examine conditions at the plant, said in a report two months before the accident.
To examine conditions at the school, Chancellor Levy assigned Ronald Woo, the superintendent of monitoring for the school system, to produce a report and some recommendations by Oct. 1 about improving race relations at the school, said Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for Mr. Levy.
Paralleling the Army effort, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates appointed a panel last week to examine conditions at Walter Reed and other Defense Department hospitals it chooses, including the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. Mr. Gates endorsed the decision to relieve General Weightman in a statement Thursday.
The Human Rights Watch statement said that the detainees were transferred to Camp Justice from Camp Honor, a military base in the Green Zone in the center of Baghdad, just days before international inspectors were supposed to examine conditions at Camp Honor.
Though it is needed to further examine conditions to relate IMF fluctuations to magnetospheric variations, it is suggested that IMF Alfvénic fluctuations is an important source for the excitation of magnetospheric waves.
Thereafter, to examine condition-specific differences, we focused only on these specific time frequency windows.
A spokeswoman for the Nassau Health Care Corporation, which runs Holly Patterson, said the corporation's new president planned to re-examine conditions at the nursing home, in Uniondale.
An Australian Senate inquiry examined conditions and allegations of abuse at the centre.
Mr. Harvey told reporters Thursday that the Army was also examining conditions at other medical facilities, both in the United States and abroad.
A task force led by Jeremy Travis, the president of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, recently examined conditions at state juvenile prisons.
