"Ethical standards will be subject to frequent review.
One frequent review accomplice noticed early on, and without my saying anything, that I felt abashed and anxious about my role as portion policeman.
We're not turning off football any time soon, despite the fact that the frequent reviews and referee huddles have slowed games to a snail's pace.
"Right now, we're working on the '05, '06 model years and vehicles," she said, adding that frequent reviews "can really cause some havoc with your product planning".
The test applied in England and Wales had not been "arbitrary", having been the subject of frequent reviews, public consultations and political scrutiny, the court added.
This explains why Tories typically push for frequent reviews of constituency boundaries, and Labour resists.In fact, constituency size is only one factor favouring Labour.
These more frequent reviews are advocated, officials said, by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and by the military's Central Command, which is responsible for operations across the region, including those in Afghanistan.
There would be more frequent reviews after that to see when withdrawals might be allowed to resume, without any predetermined outcome and, given the time required to put troops into motion, little likelihood of big reductions on short timetables.
Icai commissioner Graham Ward added that the watchdog would be watching closely to see how DfID implements promises made by Greening on Wednesday regarding increased control over, and more frequent reviews of, its projects.
With cable companies increasingly providing vital communications services beyond television, "the community may have a greater interest in more frequent reviews," said Gerald Norlander, executive director of the Public Utility Law Project, a consumer advocacy group active in New York.
"If you don't have parity and you have a heavily managed system," said Dr. Regier of the American Psychiatric Association's research and education institute, "you have a double whammy against patients: not only higher co-payments and restrictions, but also the gantlet of medical necessity determinations and more frequent reviews that come with management".
