Sentence examples for review opening from inspiring English sources
The government news service was less generous in its assessment, headlining its review: "Opening Ceremony Very British, Not Very Olympic, Lacking Vital Elements".
That order called for the Interior Department to review opening up federally owned land in the Atlantic and Arctic oceans, which President Barack Obama had blocked from energy exploration just months before.
The Office of Management and Budget is set to take up the fuel efficiency standards for review, opening them up for a period of public comment as soon as September.
Furthermore, multiple positive and negative factors involved in P AOX1 regulation have been identified since this initial semi-rational promoter engineering (see [ 40] for a recent review), opening the way for the design of novel synthetic regulatory circuits for gene expression and pathway design.
Weekly Review opens on a wonderful piece about the country nobody wanted.
The first of three roundtable discussions to be held as part of the independent review opened last week.
Yet the review opened with a bold declaration: "Our country has always had global responsibilities and global ambitions.
The Weekly Review opens a fascinating if chilling window into the world of algorithmic recruitment and management, and how the process can influence our working lives.
The academic tradition of peer review opens up research to critical feedback and is crucial for this kind of work.
Rather, in the report's own words, the review "opens up a range of policy options and allows participants to discuss and question taken for granted assumptions".
Current international research on adoption (cf. Palacios & Brodzinsky, 2010 for a complete review) opens way for a completely different attitude in this respect.
