Sentence examples for is regular review from inspiring English sources

In addition it is recommended that there is regular review of each PCI centre's practice against established national and international guidelines including National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), the ESC and AHA as deemed applicable to UK practice.

There should be regular review of structural integrity of buildings.

These commitments now seem unlikely to appear in the text, although there will still be regular reviews of the programme.

There would be regular reviews, $100bn a year would be mobilised to help poor countries to adapt, carbon markets would be developed, forests protected and renewable energy given the biggest boost it has ever had.

"For the first time ever we have a process within the [UNFCCC] where there are regular reviews of the scientific evidence and seeing where the commitments of countries are," he told me.

Further, as US companies are subject to US laws such as anti-money laundering protocols and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, there are regular reviews and audits by US authorities of casino groups' policies to detect and avoid associating with known criminals.

Long-term use of schizophrenia drugs appeared to reduce early deaths, but he added: "In practice, there need to be regular reviews of treatments between a patient and their psychiatrist in order to continually weigh up the pros and cons of any treatment".

Further, there were regular reviews by Executive Committee (EC) chaired by the MD & CEO.

Will there be regular reviews to track progress?

It also makes it clear that there will be regular reviews of ambition every 5 years and that countries will always have to improve what they commit to.

"The normal method of dealing with this risk are regular, planned reviews of subsidy levels after a number of years," Mr Lunny quotes from the report.