Sentence examples for imminent review from inspiring English sources

The government is understood to be planning to include gambling adverts in an imminent review of the industry that will also investigate the spread of Fixed Odds Betting Terminals (FOBTs) – dubbed the "crack cocaine" of gambling by campaigners.

The imminent review of the 111 service, which has been beset by problems since its launch in many parts of England earlier this year, may well determine the reasons for its variability.

Neither imminent review of the issue by the Supreme Court nor the promise of yet another presidential veto could deter the House on Wednesday from its familiar ritual of voting to impose a national ban on so-called partial birth abortion.

It could also help generate sympathy for Mr Karimov's regime, despite its appalling record on human rights and poor political and economic reform, during imminent reviews that could cost Uzbekistan assistance from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and even, possibly, from the United States.

"When elections are called or are clearly imminent, we review all of our schedules to ensure that our output is suitable for transmission during that period.

Either way, in what should surely be acknowledged as a towering contribution to the mansplaining archives – NCT classes in middle-class shock – Mr Wilkie does not appear to have balanced the case for remedial action with much emphasis on what the NCT has achieved and continues to do (as a contributor to the imminent Maternity Review report) for all mothers.

Mr Osborne had signalled that he wanted billions of pounds worth of welfare cuts as part of the government's imminent spending review - on top of £11bn outlined in June's Budget.

So it was more than a touch bizarre to hear from defence secretary Liam Fox that "we need to say goodbye to the cold war" in the imminent strategic defence review, but that Trident will be excluded from consideration.

It warns that imminent changes to judicial review will also have a chilling effect on challenging poor government decision-making, leading to a situation of state impunity.

What if the service chiefs are, consciously or not, making their pitch before the government's imminent security and defence review?

The pros and cons of different adopted strategies in term of further processing of the materials into real-world applications as well as the imminent challenges are also reviewed and put in prospect.