Sentence examples for imposing review from inspiring English sources

Pfizer Inc. also generously provided financial support for this project without imposing review or any other constraints that could possibly be construed as a conflict of interest.

We found that local governments are imposing discretionary review processes on all residential development projects of five or more units and that this triggers CEQA review.

Our new report analyzes these data and applicable law, finding that local governments are imposing discretionary review processes on all residential development projects of five or more units and that this triggers CEQA review.

Unwin has shaken them up, imposing tough review standards, firing 25 of the original 508 partners and instituting a new pay plan.

It wasn't that UNEP was imposing the review on IPCC but that the two groups were requesting it in a "partnership," he said.

The goal, they say, is to impose judicial review on what has been an opaque process run from the White House and CIA.

In other connections or under other conditions the term 'locality' might be definite enough, but not so in a statute such as that under review imposing criminal penalties.

This is a blog post about excessive secrecy, unsanctioned killing and an administration that abuses power to block court actions aimed at imposing accountability and review on its policy making.

But existing select agent rules are fairly strict, she noted, and "imposing a second review system [for DURC] on agents that are already heavily regulated may be of marginal benefit".

The city has canceled some multi-million-dollar contracts, imposed stricter reviews of non-competitive contracts and changed longstanding rules about how business is conducted.

After next week's presidential election, which former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is expected to win, authorities may not have to impose glowing reviews of his performance.