Sentence examples for time under review from inspiring English sources

Second, we present a case study of the University of Colorado Geodesign program, including, at the time under review in this case, undergraduate and masters programs in architecture, landscape architecture and planning.

Brett also pointed out that the environmental questions were at that time under review by the appropriate federal agencies.

Having said that, during the time period under review, there was a general consensus that patients with a history of myocardial infarction stood to benefit from treatment with an ACE inhibitor and, since the publication of the HOPE study [ 37], this benefit has extended to patients with known or manifest coronary artery disease of any kind.

At the time this paper was under review, Avoine et al. [19] had extended the Vaudenay's privacy model by formalizing the computational time of the reader.

"At the same time all programmes are under review," she said.

Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told senators at that time that the options under review included humanitarian airlifts, aerial surveillance of the Syrian military, and the establishment of a no-fly zone.

The watchdog group Public Citizen estimates that the rule could have "prevented 60 worker deaths and 2,400 cases of silicosis" in the time it's been under review.

During the time the applications were under review, risk factors identified in CEHE's financial statements - including a lawsuit against one of the institutions filed by the Colorado Attorney General - led the Department to require CEHE to provide a $42.9 million surety, which is 30percentt of the annual federal student aid funding for 2013 for the four institutions.

At that time, the DCGI was under review by WHO, and Health Canada assisted DCGI in assessing the MenA conjugate vaccine dossier.

"The group operated within its covenant limits at all times during the year under review," the company said.

We have determined that limiting the analysis to keywords that appear at least 25 times in the articles under review is consistent with the goal of analyzing nearly all of the articles in the library.