Sentence examples for understood to be examining from inspiring English sources

The Sun is understood to be examining legal action against Ghessen.

The Insolvency Service is understood to be examining whether there are grounds to disqualify members of the Retail Acquisitions consortium from being company directors in the future.

Although Scotland Yard has not launched a formal investigation, officers from the Met's parliamentary and diplomatic protection department are understood to be examining the dossier.

Ministers are understood to be examining whether to severely tighten the rules of personal service companies before George Osborne's autumn statement on 25 November.

The government is understood to be examining proposals to reduce the amount from £50,000 to either £40,000 or £30,000.

May is understood to be examining whether to limit, though not ban, the use of section 60 which allows a police officer to stop an individual even if they lack reasonable suspicion of involvement in a crime.

Schrems is understood to be in Vienna examining the ruling.

The media regulator, Ofcom, is understood to be ready to examine whether News Corporation directors would be "fit and proper persons" to own BSkyB – if any senior employees at News Corporation or its UK arm, News International, were charged with hacking-related offences.

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, who serves in the church's Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (the governing body just below the three-member First Presidency), said in April while addressing the church's semiannual general conference in Salt Lake City: "Please don't hyperventilate if from time to time issues arise that need to be examined, understood and resolved.

It suggests that women's art history (a phrase I'm not entirely comfortable with, but never mind) is still only just beginning to be examined and understood.

Larkin's best self was Larkin the poet, of course; and for Larkin the poet, the bitterest partialities of modern life -- racism, isolation, egoism and failure -- were to be clung to with an unrelenting and sour pride, the better to be examined and understood for what they truly represented: the absence of love.