Sentence examples for review condition from inspiring English sources

To review: Condition 1 is that testimony is predominantly successful in fulfilling its claim to truth.

As a specific reform to the C.U.P. process, Arranaga says, O'Farrell is also "exploring an idea with the city planning department that would possibly allow for operational inspections to take the place of plan approvals to review condition compliance for certain cases.

The business has promised to increase pay for warehouse workers and review conditions in the wake of the Guardian's revelations.

Mr. Squadron emphasized his experience as a legislator, saying he had championed ethics reform in Albany and prompted transit officials to review conditions on overcrowded subway lines.

He vowed to review conditions for inmates and to reduce overcrowding.But observers of the region's prison systems doubt much will come of it.

Mr. Obama promised he would increase penalties for market manipulation and predatory lending, and create a new financial-market oversight commission to review conditions regularly and advise the president and Congress about potential risks.

Students from 56 universities including Brown and Cornell recently formed the Workers Rights Consortium to work with nongovernment organizations overseas to review conditions at factories making T-shirts and other apparel carrying college logos.

Christopher M. Crane, the chief executive, said that Exelon had no plans now to retire any reactors but that the company would continue to review conditions, including low wholesale prices for electricity, to see if early shutdowns were needed.

Professor O'Rourke accompanied Pricewaterhouse inspectors and officials with Business for Social Responsibility, a nonprofit group in San Francisco, to factories in China and Korea after Harvard, Notre Dame and three other universities asked them and several other groups to review conditions at more than a dozen plants that make apparel with the universities' logos.

Whether the legislation will be enough remains to be seen Britain's reception to the bill's approval was far from warm, warning that it would carefully review conditions on the loans.

"The Justice Department will conduct a thorough investigation, led by the facts and the law, to review conditions in the jail".