Sentence examples for review to which from inspiring English sources

She edits New Left Review, to which Ali has been a longstanding contributor.

"We will shortly unveil the outcome of our strategic review, to which they have both made a major contribution.

In the early 1950s she and her husband co-edited a short-lived literary and cultural magazine called World Review, to which she contributed reviews and essays, on subjects ranging from Italian architecture, Mexican "muralismo" art and modern Spanish painters to Alberto Moravia and Christopher Fry.

Served upon DWP officials on Tuesday morning, the letter read: "The action of the secretary of state … represents a clear violation of article 6. "The secretary of state procured parliament's intervention in order to resolve a judicial review, to which he was a party, in his favour, before its final conclusion.

As Scammell explains, Koestler had encountered difficulties when he came to the United States because he did not recognize the difference between left-wing anti-Communists like the editors of Partisan Review, to which he contributed; liberal anti-Communists like Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., with whom he consorted; and right-wingers like Joseph McCarthy, with whom he also met.

This model allows for an analysis of the relationship between a standard's value and the type of review to which a standard should be subjected.

Several of the original reviews to which Daumier contributed hang in his hallway.

CNET also has a strong presence in the realm of technology product reviews, to which MySimon will now have access.

The details of this so-called store-operated calcium entry (SOCE) have been summarized in several comprehensive reviews to which we want to refer here [ 30- 32].

Mr. Holder is leading a review to determine which interrogation techniques should be authorized for C.I.A. use.

Despite its flaws, most respected journals rely on peer review to choose which studies to publish.