Sentence examples for review it would be from inspiring English sources

Having appointed Lord Myners to conduct a review, it would be strange not to wait for his conclusions.

"If any of the victims ask for a formal review it would be considered in accordance with our published policy," said a CPS spokeswoman.

In a forceful speech, May told members that if the federation did not change and accept the reforms recommended by Sir David Normington's review, it would be forced to do so.

Since, in view of the limited character of our action in granting certiorari, neither the issue of multiple punishment nor the facts of record upon which it arises are before us for review, it would be inappropriate to express opinion on that question.

When I read what Elizabeth Hardwick wrote about "The Victim" in Partisan Review — "It would be hard to think of any young writer who has a better chance than Bellow to become the redeeming novelist of the period" — it seems to me that she is hoping as much as describing.

Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote to Congress last week, warning lawmakers that releasing the memo without giving the Justice Department and the FBI an opportunity to review it "would be extraordinarily reckless," because doing so could harm national security and ongoing investigations.

For systematic reviews it would be valuable to develop approaches for making assumptions about joint distributions because covariance matrices are rarely available from reports of primary studies and it may be challenging to request them from authors of primary studies.

The MoD said security at all its bases was under continual review and it would be inappropriate to comment further.

In this year's annual report Tesco announced its pay policy was under review and it would be consulting with shareholders on the matter.

(While I admire, and broadly agree with, her recent New Yorker piece denouncing the drift of pundits' and politicians' responses to the Sept. 11 attacks -- which I discovered only after writing this review -- it would be nice to hear her on domestic issues more often than once every couple of decades, and she would have more credibility speaking about Americans as "us" if she actually meant it).

If they got it wrong, or missed the review entirely, it would be a disaster.