Sentence examples similar to stemming from review from inspiring English sources

American forces have taken action of their own to constrain commanders, stemming from a review of counterinsurgency tactics, not court challenges.

The Times published an incisive account of the case, which included a list of other rulings in libel cases stemming from restaurant reviews.

The city of Newport Beach is not immune from administering obsolete or excessive regulations and is taking corrective action stemming from its initial review of planning and building regulation.

His animus appears to stem from my review of Albert Fried's study of John Brown, published in 1978.

Drexler proposes that such a forum needs the credibility of due process present in a court of law, and the scientific reliability that stems from peer review.

It took over regulation of crowdfunding in April 2014 and its proposed changes stem from a review of rules that it announced in July.

Dr. Mickes specializes in memory research, but this study stems from a review by a student of hers who noted on his teacher evaluation form, "She's not funny".

Recommendations being made by Mr. Carpenter stem from his review of department security practices, an effort that was assisted by experts from the Pentagon, the F.B.I. and the Secret Service, and included the long-term loan of an adviser from the Central Intelligence Agency.

Observers will be paying close attention to Sir Peter's approach to this inquiry in light of the controversy that stemmed from his review of key elements of the 1998 Omagh bombings.

The multi-level model for an analysis of TIMSS 2011 results presented below intended to explore whether the impact of those factors on student achievement varies in relation to the schools' socio-economic status originally stemmed from that review.

He said the changes would affect some 10,000 federal prisoners and stemmed from a review of the practice he directed the U.S. Justice Department to conduct last summer.