Sentence examples for review the future from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the vote, the Government agreed to review the future of civil partnerships as it tried to head off the amendment.

The supermarket has appointed advisers to "review" the future of its Fresh & Easy stores in California, Arizona and Nevada after running up more than £1.5bn of investment bills and accumulated losses in five years.

Mr McLoughlin has also "paused" expensive electrification projects on the Midlands Main Line and TransPennine route, while the High Speed 1 chief executive Nicola Shaw has been asked to review the future financing of Network Rail.

The Home Office will now review the future of existing antisocial behaviour powers, with the home secretary raising the prospect of their replacement with "restorative justice" measures such as teenagers fixing the damage they have caused or carrying out community activities.

Meanwhile, the Treasury, which does not entirely trust the Department for Education and Skills to handle "the skills agenda", is awaiting a report from Sandy Leitch, chairman of the National Employment Panel and formerly chief executive of Zurich Financial Services, who was commissioned by Gordon Brown to review the future skills needs of the UK economy.

The debate over Franco's legacy also has been stirred by the Socialist government's decision to set up a commission to review the future of the Valley of the Fallen, the massive underground basilica built to honor those who died for the Fascist victory.

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The Indian company announced it was reviewing the future of its UK business in March, but this remains unresolved.

The American Samoa Political Status Study Commission, the first since 1969, reviewed the future of American Samoa and concluded that independence was probably not a serious option.

The offer, which is for 120 million euros ($147 million) above the net assets of AXA, comes as the insurer has been reviewing the future of the reinsurance unit.

The future of Tata Steel UK and its 11,000 workers have been in doubt since its Indian owner announced in March it was reviewing the future of the business.