Sentence examples for review administration from inspiring English sources

In the United States the courts review administration much more comprehensively than in Britain.

A Feb. 1 editorial supports Gov. George Ryan's decision to halt executions in Illinois and appoint a commission to review administration of the death penalty.

The person familiar with the committee's plan to review administration dealings with the filmmakers said initially this would involve reviewing uncensored copies of CIA records regarding the film.

For example, a better appreciation of patients' experiences with a particular medication's side effects or inconveniences may lead physicians to optimize dosing or review administration instructions with their patients.

Despite the changes and continuing review, administration officials say the new policies and procedures are relatively untested.

A10 NATIONAL A14-24 Port Deal Did Not Require Long Review, Officials Say The Bush administration decided in January that a politically explosive deal to hand over operations at major American ports to a government-owned company in Dubai did not involve national security and so did not require a more lengthy review, administration officials said.

In describing his "open mind," he said he had been talking to representatives of the phone companies and reviewing administration documents about the companies' actions.

Elsewhere in the common-law world, the extended role of the courts in reviewing administration was adopted without any public debate concerning the separation of powers or the need to protect liberty by a system of checks and balances.

But the government auditors, who reviewed administration policy documents and classified intelligence reports and interviewed American and Pakistani officials, said the administration had failed to meet its own goals to destroy the threat from Al Qaeda and close the militants' safe havens in Pakistan.

Under the revised deal, brokered by Cardin and committee chairman Corker (R-Tenn)., the Senate would have a 30-day time frame for reviewing administration requests to ease sanctions on Iran in exchange for Iran hitting benchmarks for limiting its nuclear program.

In signaling her plan to review Clinton administration directives, Mrs. Whitman made remarks consistent with earlier ones by Mr. Bush.