Sentence examples for form of review from inspiring English sources

Instead, a new body – the Immigration Assessment Authority – will undertake a shorter form of review.

But the handling of the protests raised questions about proportionality, tactics and enforcement which would require some form of review even if Mr Tomlinson was still alive.

The committee notes this but says: "We are of the view that some form of review after five years would be merited.

Because an editor's approval is required before a page is considered complete, complete pages do undergo a preliminary form of review.

Also, Markram advises early-career scientists to steer clear of sites where the only form of review is comments from readers.

Diverse characteristic of pesticide toxicity have been extensively reviewed and summarized in the form of review articles, reports and books (Mulla and Mian 1981; Matsumura 1985; Ecobichon 1991; Eisler 1992; Barron and Woodburn 1995; Delorenzo et al. 2001; Akerblom 2004).

Since then, prizes have become a form of reviewing: it is prize-lists that select what people read, prize-lists that make literary careers.

Meanwhile almost all the accessible writing on books comes in the form of reviewing: criticism aimed at potential rather than actual readers.

The electronic word-of-mouth in the form of reviews and opinions expressed on the Web can make or break products.

The French press, in the form of reviews and news sheets, has its origins in the early 17th century with Théophraste Renaudot's La Gazette, which began in 1631.

The purpose of secondary literature is to "filter" the primary information sources, usually by subject area, and provide the indicators to this literature in the form of reviews, abstracts, and indexes.