Sentence examples for issue reviewed from inspiring English sources

"He has never had the opportunity to have this issue reviewed in federal court," Mr. Ufferman said.

Volkswagen said that it had the issue reviewed by outside lawyers who found "no clear or serious violations of duty" and that the prosecutor's statement contained "no new facts or findings over possible violations" by the two executives.

Consumer Reports magazine detailed the price problem in its February issue, reviewing an after-market conversion of a Prius to a plug-in.

Annie Sprinkle, who in this issue reviews Chester Brown's "Paying for It: A Comic-Strip Memoir About Being a John," is no stranger to the documentary urge.

This issue reviews the theoretical development of natural excitation technique (NExT), which uses the cross-correlation functions of measured responses coupling with conventional time-domain parameter extraction under the assumption of white-noise random inputs.

The Consortium addressed this issue reviewing past contributions on eHealth-enabled solutions for care delivery and on patient empowerment.

Another paper on cancer in this issue reviews the evidence of disparities in cancer survival rates for American blacks and whites.

To develop hypotheses for future international evaluation of this issue, reviewing the circumstances of transmission associated with individual superspreading events may be useful.

One of the papers selected for this special issue reviews the turnover rate of phenolics and its quantification in soils, together with their regulatory effects on decomposition.

Kit Walsh, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation who works on net neutrality issues, reviewed the FCC documents.

The number of issues reviewed for each of the 11 primary journals ranged from 12 to 52, with an average of 30 issues per journal (Table 1).