Sentence examples for the task of reviewing from inspiring English sources
Former federal court judge Margaret Stone had the task of reviewing Asio assessments relating to refugees.
The task of reviewing 40 years of EU and domestic legislation could take five or 10 years.
"Britain needs a post-Cameron Europe policy, so in government Labour will set itself the task of reviewing, repairing, and resetting our country's approach to Europe".
Several recent Argentine films took their vital energy from this process, as children of the victims dedicated themselves to the task of reviewing the past.
To speed the energy-efficiency grants for local governments, the Energy Department assigned 70 employees in a basement room the task of reviewing its 2,200 applications.
The Supreme People's Court added several hundred judges and constructed a new complex in Beijing to take on the task of reviewing so many cases.
Reviewing and revising or updating any of the individual aspects separately is quite feasible, but mixed up on each of most pages of a document, the distinction between the aspects blurs, and the task of review and revision is so daunting that no one attempts it.
However, ranking also has some potential disadvantages for the task of review generation: there is no feedback to the user as to the likely number of relevant documents; ranking cannot easily be used to combine multiple terms in a rich way; and ranked queries can be less reproducible.
He accompanied me on the journeys involved -- first, the arduous task of reviewing the submissions.
It cited a past court decision that "a validly derived proposal initiated by a charter revision commission will 'bump' any other referendum off the ballot, so that the voters can give their full attention to the important task of reviewing the City Charter".
The Microsoft Corporation made a final plea yesterday to the Supreme Court to send its antitrust case to a federal appeals court for the "onerous task" of reviewing the record instead of hearing the appeal directly.
