Sentence examples for means review from inspiring English sources

"This means review of these contracts for whatever financial corruption may have tainted them.

In Civil's case this means review three other comments, get to post your one.

"Super en banc" means review at the Ninth Circuit by all the judges on the court, rather than a three-judge panel or 11-judge panel.

Information on experiments was collected through three main means: review of key literature; consultation with climate change experts; and Internet searches.

"If that means reviewing what we've done historically, we're willing to do that".

It certainly means reviewing our overseas deployments in dozens of countries, and insisting that deployments have well-defined objectives.

"The MPA should publish more information on each project, including the amount spent to date, even if this means reviewing the government's transparency policy.

That means reviewing the authorities of law enforcement, so we can intercept new types of communication, but also build in privacy protections to prevent abuse.

That means reviewing all their programmes to keep an eye on costs and to ensure that any risks are properly managed.

That means reviewing the authorities of law enforcement, so we can intercept new types of communication, and build in privacy protections to prevent abuse.

That means reviewing the provider directory on each health plan's website, and calling both the insurance company and the provider directly to confirm participation.