Sentence examples for matters review from inspiring English sources
But today Cameron was in Shami Chakrabarti mode, promising, among other things, to stop councils using surveillance powers to snoop on people for "trivial matters", review the stop-and-search powers in the Terrorism Act and strengthen the right to trial by jury where it has been removed.
Charities will need to take advice from someone experienced in investment matters, review their investments from time to time and include information about their investment policy in the trustees' annual report The investment strategy should be as simple as possible – it will cost less and be easier to understand.
On October 12, Barasch billed Stanford for a "telephone conference with Mauricio Alverado [sic] regarding status of SEC and NASD matters; review draft letter to NASD," and the following day he billed for a "Complete review of NASD letter and email comments to client".
Given its size and character, Facebook cannot, as a practical matter, review all amateur content before it is shared.
"The department is looking at the whole matter, reviewing the whole matter to see whether there is any basis for further action," the attorney general said.
Mr. Kehr has been a film critic for The Chicago Reader, The Chicago Tribune and The Daily News and has published several books, including "When Movies Mattered: Reviews From a Transformative Decade" (2011).
In their study, experts in the subject matter reviewed the items and the test specifications and developed two ratings for every item.
Later that same month, the BMJ editorial office indicated they would have the matter reviewed-and all concerned have been waiting ever since.
We adopted the well-established parcellation of the mammalian SC, which distinguishes seven alternating layers of white matter and gray matter (reviewed by May 2006).
Following the meeting, a clinical document was created by CDC subject matter experts; review and input were provided by workgroup participants.
The second CAI application was "LUMEN Flash", a tutorial that provided a series of questions on a specific subject matter for review.
