Sentence examples for not only review from inspiring English sources

It has ordered the Met to appoint a lawyer to not only review how Fairness At Work, the internal complaints department, deals with claims of discrimination and harassment but also to investigate discrimination complaints made since January 2009 and review any changes or deletions.

Users can not only review all data they fed into their "lifestream" (all data aligned along a time line) in retrospect but also lay out their plans for the future.

There are many advantages--for example, almost unlimited access to scientists and public health experts, who not only review and guide our work but also are mobilised to assist researchers in all parts of the world.

"We hope that the full NLRB will not only review this decision but will hold that Northwestern's football scholarship athletes are not employees, and the petition seeking an election for the players to vote on union representation will be dismissed," Cubbage added.

But I'm confident that a constitutional law professor, Barack Obama, knowing what he believes and cares about, will not only review the law but will go back and guarantee the appropriate judicial review process is put in place, which is the reason I voted against it.

Longer-term reorientation to the premise and conduct of partnership working is likely to necessitate that staff not only review their practice but are encouraged and supported to do so through an integrated and sustained system of professional accountability and development.

Mr. McCain's aides challenged the statement, saying Mr. Bauer not only reviewed the speech in advance but also added a paragraph to it.

He not only reviewed the important dining spots in Manhattan, but also profiled home cooks and, with Pierre Franey, an impeccably trained, supremely talented (and very patient) French chef, provided readers with new and intriguing recipes to try.

Sir Martin Narey's recent report on residential child care not only reviews the quality of children's homes but makes 34 recommendations for their better use by children's services.

Geltzer not only reviewed the public record — speeches by Presidents Clinton and Bush, and by other key actors such as former Vice-President Cheney — but he also conducted a number of on-the-record interviews with intelligence officials and counterterrorism policymakers from both the Clinton and Bush Administrations.

In reiterating the board of trustees' unequivocal support for the vision and leadership of New York University's president, John Sexton, I would like to make several points: First, the board not only reviewed the creation of N.Y.U.'s global network at every step, but it also believes that it is vital to N.Y.U.'s future.