Sentence examples for reviewed to decide from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, another officer said that the findings of the latest accident inquiry, which were nearly completed, would have to be reviewed to decide whether any of the alleged falsification of reports might have affected the operation of the aircraft that crashed.

From the selected articles, the full texts were reviewed to decide their eligibility for inclusion.

All titles and abstracts were reviewed to decide the inclusion of the eligible papers.

She said the N.C.A.A. would conduct a further review to decide what, if anything, Terrell could do to become eligible.

About 135 unpaid editors do more detailed reviews to decide what belongs in the e-mail updates.

Just days after the latest Mattel recall, Ms. Kuneva announced a two-month review to decide whether she needs greater powers to police imports from China.

The results of a national shipbuilding review to decide on the Type 21 programme was due to be announced by Sir John Parker with this autumn's Treasury spending statement later this month.

They require the F.B.I. to "authorize" crimes to be committed by an informant and do an annual review to decide whether the informant has committed "unauthorized" crimes — including those that involve violence — and whether to end the relationship.

Here's what else we're reading this morning: Months after receiving complaints about the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslim neighborhoods, the Justice Department is beginning a review to decide whether to investigate civil rights violations.

Facebook only did an internal review to decide if the study was ethical.

Howard Garrison, deputy executive director for policy for the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology in Bethesda, Maryland, says he, too, is "not enthusiastic" about further propping up success rates for new investigators instead of relying on peer review to decide which grants to fund.