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But Cameron said May would lead a thorough review of the extradition treaty.

Sutcliffe has promised that she will lead a thorough review of the CQC's role at Orchid View, which was eventually closed in October 2011 after a third inspection found it non-compliant on eight standards.

I have asked Professor Hal Abelson to lead a thorough analysis of MIT's involvement from the time that we first perceived unusual activity on our network in fall 2010 up to the present.

On Sunday evening, M.I.T.'s president, L. Rafael Reif, said he had appointed a prominent professor, Hal Abelson, to "lead a thorough analysis of M.I.T.'s involvement from the time that we first perceived unusual activity on our network in fall 2010 up to the present".

It hoped Mr Freeh would lead a "thorough investigation into the recent allegations of unethical and potentially criminal behaviour".

American billionaire Khan, who bought Fulham in 2013, said he will "personally and immediately lead a thorough search" for a new manager.

He was to lead a third thorough investigation into the drug to look at how it was affecting the bones of thousands of women.

Hopefully what we have witnessed will lead to a thorough investigation of Fifa and its re-construction in order to restore the credibilty of the World Cup.

It should also lead to a thorough examination next year of the union's lopsided budget, an insane 40% of which is still wasted on farm subsidies (see article).After the departure of France's Jacques Chirac and, shortly, Britain's Tony Blair, the EU will have a new set of leaders.

Necessity has arisen to develop more efficient analysis procedures, which can lead to a thorough understanding and a realistic prediction of the nonlinear dynamic response of the bridge structural systems, to improve the bridge seismic performances.

The results lead to a thorough understanding of the capabilities and limitations of the ADFE, which manifests itself as an effective technique for the estimation of rapidly varying hidden inputs unless a complete and accurate model is available.