Sentence examples for review amount from inspiring English sources

The European court of human rights, which ruled last year that whole-life terms without any prospect of release or review amount to inhuman and degrading treatment, is not an EU institution.

LegalZoom's review amounts to nothing more than a proofreading.

Source material for the review amounts to about 130 references.

"We hope this review amounts to more than a paper exercise," Mr. LeVine said.

Publishing without awaiting the required review amounted to a violation, the official said.

But an I.R.S. official said suspected underpayments, in returns now under review, amounted to at least $12 billion.

Asked about the ruling that tariffs without a review amounted to a breach of human rights, the spokesman said: "We profoundly disagree.

The measures, presented by the chancellor, George Osborne, in the spending review, amounted to an expectation, he said, that people should do everything they could to find work.

In fact, he says he would have quit if that is what the strategic review amounted to for the digital division.

The decision by the home secretary, Theresa May, to give registered sex offenders a chance to be removed from the register follows a supreme court ruling that indefinite registration without any right to a review amounts to a breach of human rights.

"It is now vital that this summer's NHS finance review amounts to more than a simple tea-room chat between the ministers for finance and health".