Sentence examples for reviewed domestically from inspiring English sources

Later this month, the UN security council will pass a resolution incorporating the agreement and its five annexes as an attachment, but it will be 90 days before it enters into force, to allow for it to be reviewed domestically in the US and Iran.

WEEK IN REVIEW DOMESTICALLY -- DIVIDED Families on opposite political sides are struggling to be amicable.

It got mixed reviews domestically but positive reviews in the United Kingdom.

People who have reviewed tracking surveys estimate it will gross $25 million domestically through Sunday. .

As an adoption medicine specialist I have reviewed thousands of pre-adoption referrals both internationally and domestically.

"The Huntsman: Winter's War" is likely to gross about $25 million domestically through Sunday, according to people who have reviewed pre-release audience surveys.

Artisan started producing a string of commercial clinkers and badly reviewed art-house pretenders like "Soul Survivors" (2001), a $14 million production that grossed less than $4 million domestically.

All protocols were reviewed and approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Health and Bioqual, Inc. Experimentally naïve, domestically raised baboons were obtained from a domestic breeder (Mannheimer Foundation, Homestead, FL, USA).

Mr. Giuliani's campaign said it relied on CMDI of Falls Church, Va., to review donors from overseas and domestically.

On the basis of the concept and connotation of Chinese urbanization defined by Chinese scholars, the paper systematically collects the research results on the issues concerning urbanization in China from the different approaches of demography, geography, city planning, economics and history, reviewing the process of research on Chinese urbanization made both domestically and internationally.

Trump's executive order directs the Bureau of Land Management to review all actions that could "potentially burden the development or use of domestically produced energy resources" on public lands.