Sentence examples for review conveniently from inspiring English sources

A report by Sir Peter Gershon, the head of the government's efficiency review, conveniently leaked this week to the Financial Times, should help convince some of the sceptics.Although still in draft form the report is not due to be published until April Sir Peter's findings, if fully implemented, would mean a dramatic shake-up for the way the government goes about its business.

Both know that cost savings are inevitable, but both are reluctant to be specific until they conduct a strategic defence review, conveniently scheduled for after the general election this spring.Sir David says that spreading the cuts across the three services would impoverish them all.

Instead, Obama set aside the decision all together, offering him the ability to support the project in principle, but only if a thorough federal review -- conveniently extended to post-election 2013 -- demonstrated that it was in the national interest.

Information relating to the process of care was collected using a retrospective record review of a conveniently selected sample of patients admitted to the three hospitals.

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The reviews in the CDSR are prepared by members of The Cochrane Collaboration, which aims to make the findings from systematic reviews of interventions conveniently available so that healthcare consumers, professionals and providers can make choices about healthcare interventions using the most up-to-date and reliable evidence available on their relative effects [ 3].

Conveniently, this review would not be completed until after November of 2012.

- = Missing data Three clinics were randomly selected in each district, and a clinic close to each of these clinics was then also selected conveniently for record reviews for management of specific conditions, and for observation of universal precautions.

President Karzai, in response to international outrage at provisions legalizing marital rape and forbidding a woman to leave the house without her husband's permission, said that the law would be reviewed, which might have been more conveniently done before he signed it.

I was sitting on the edge of a compromise that the Trump administration conveniently did not mention during its review.

The Miami Herald said about the controversy in its review, "the focus on the trivialities of personality conveniently prevents us from having to confront the tough questions [Stone's] film raises".