Sentence examples for to review regularly from inspiring English sources
noun
A second or subsequent reading of a text or artifact.
- I need to make a review of the book before I can understand it.
He also continued to review regularly for The Daily Telegraph.
"Specialist courts require more sessions because you bring people back to review regularly.
The EPA is obliged, under the Clean Air Act, to review regularly controls on various air pollutants.
Somehow, he also found time to review regularly for the Times Higher Education and Literary Supplements, the London Review of Books and the Guardian.
Facebook is notorious for changing how privacy works, so it's advisable to review regularly what information is available to those outside your friendship group.
The information commissioner, Christopher Graham, later told the committee that there should be a sunset clause in the legislation requiring parliament to review regularly how it is working.
The curriculum and training programmes will need to be reviewed regularly to ensure continued relevance [ 13], a process to which those outside low-income countries could contribute.
Abbott emphasised it was a "training mission, not a combat mission" and was "currently planned to run for two years, with progress to be reviewed regularly".
The indicators will continue to be reviewed regularly, and the performance of hospitals will be tracked to monitor improvement over time.
The pensions bill, going through parliament, calls for the pension age to be reviewed regularly.
Parry said: "The risks need to be reviewed regularly by the board of directors, who must ensure they know where the potential threats are coming from and are prepared in case the worst happens.
