Sentence examples for protracted review from inspiring English sources

Cathy Barnard, Westport's town planner, said, "We have not seen a slowdown in building permits, but projects are becoming more complicated, requiring protracted review".

"It was a protracted review.

The Defense Department declined to comment today on the status of its protracted review.

The Greek government, which faces more debt repayment deadlines this summer, said it was hoping for a "positive conclusion" to the protracted review of its bailout programme.

But after a protracted review process, associate dean Carol Scott says, the faculty decided the value of Milken's experience outweighed any potential controversy.

"TransCanada had been given every reason to believe its application would be denied by the current administration, despite the protracted review period and multiple favourable findings.

It is often difficult for companies to hold potential transactions together during protracted reviews, and AT&T has asked for as speedy a trial as possible.

Protracted reviews are broadly unpopular among authors regardless of gender, especially considering that timely reviews can often play an important part in receiving grants and promotions.

These are the most striking disclosures of Obama's Wars, by the former Watergate reporter Bob Woodward, the prime focus of which is on the agonising and protracted policy review that led to the President's December 2009 announcement of a 30,000 troop surge in Afghanistan.

Production was protracted and reviews none too positive.

He also signed a directive ordering an end to protracted environmental reviews.