Sentence examples for review certain from inspiring English sources

While the civil liberties and privacy groups applauded giving judges greater discretion to review certain kinds of requests for surveillance, they were critical of other aspects of the proposal.

Adelphia said that it and its auditors, Deloitte & Touche, needed "additional time to review certain accounting matters relating to co-borrowing credit facilities which Adelphia is party to" and that the review could not be completed by yesterday.

MacLean wasn't impressed by the actions of the Canadiens and is hopeful the league will review certain aspects of the game, including Josh Gorges's shooting the puck at Turris at the end of the game.

Tokyo Electric said late Monday that it had taken the reprimand seriously and would now review certain data with outside experts before releasing it to the public, even if that meant delaying the dissemination of some information.

The judge ruled on the admissibility of some evidence, suggested parameters for agreement between prosecutors and defense lawyers and said she wanted to review certain material before making a determination.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer offered to raise its bid for the entertainment assets of Vivendi Universal yesterday by $300 million, to $11.5 billion, on the condition that Vivendi allow MGM to review certain confidential documents that have so far been withheld, according to executives close to the auction.

A lot of companies and agencies are reviewing certain applications of melamine".

And they take pains to blend in, even recruiting people to pose as paramours when reviewing certain romantic restaurants.

Mr. Stewart, however, wanted to preserve his documents, Ms. Sorrell said, in order to show that Andersen accounting experts had reviewed certain Enron transactions.

Mr. Kelly said the new initiative began on Tuesday in the Bronx, where the office of District Attorney Robert T. Johnson began reviewing certain types of gun and drug cases.

"I think the hype and exaggeration that accompanied the announcement typified the industry's avoidance of truth and candor," he said Lawyers in the office of Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York are also reviewing certain practices of Aetna and other managed care companies, including how they determine which treatments are medically necessary.