Sentence examples for examining the status from inspiring English sources

It is the world heritage committee, not its secretariat (the World Heritage Centre), which is properly charged with examining the status of world heritage sites.

The IMC was first set up in 2004, comprised of security experts including a former deputy director of the CIA, and its main task included examining the status of the IRA and loyalist terror groups' ceasefires.

The revival of the Independent Monitoring Commission (IMC), which had the task of examining the status of the IRA and loyalist paramilitary ceasefires before devolution was restored nearly a decade ago, has been mooted as one possible route to rebuild the unionist community's trust and act as a deterrent force against future ceasefire breaches.

This enables managers to evaluate system development in real time and take proactive measures by examining the status of all elements of the system simultaneously [5].

We assume the reality and discourse to be socially constructed and focus on examining the status quo rather than affecting change (Cukier et al. 2004).

In this review, after examining the status quo, we propose ways to correct the widespread underreporting and underrepresentation of older adults in cancer trials, and highlight existing barriers to trial enrollment.

10 30 A.M. (NBC) MEET THE PRESS Maria Shriver examines the status of women in America.

Then, using information available through computer networks, he examined the status of every copy of those books in 19 British and 13 American academic library systems.

They believe this might restore confidence among unionists that a body supposedly not coloured by Northern Ireland politics can independently examine the status of ceasefires.

In making that decision, the court may also examine the status of all foreigners captured overseas in the war on terror.

Therefore, we examined the status of GSK3 following the Ras depletion.