Sentence examples for widespread review from inspiring English sources

The document followed a widespread review by the FA and sets out a number of "major milestones".

NEW ORLEANS — Officials from the Justice Department announced a widespread review of this city's troubled police department on Monday, the necessary first step in a full-scale overhaul.

To clarify and enhance the informed consent process, the HHS is holding a "widespread review" among members of the public this summer.

"It follows my commitment as leader to undertake a widespread review of policy and reflects our strategy of seeking to improve parliamentary bills in the face of an SNP majority at Holyrood.

Online information is often subjected to widespread review and comment, which can identify and correct errors quickly (8).

Our results corroborate trends observed in many other commercially harvested fish stocks, where declines in mean length and length at maturity have been widespread (reviewed in Hutchings and Baum 2005; Jørgensen et al. 2007; Sharpe and Hendry 2009).

Publication of protocols in the scientific literature, where they are available for widespread peer review, has also been advocated.

Perinatal mortality audit is a well-known policy in Tanzania but although documentation is widespread the review of these deaths may not be adequately linked to identifying challenges and solutions [ 17].

Following widespread negative reviews and public dissatisfaction, a disappointed polar vortex declared on Wednesday that its intentions had been misunderstood.

"Shanghai Moon" made its Manhattan debut in 1999, followed by a 2003 Off-Broadway revival that received more attention and widespread glowing reviews.

Hand of God, a crime drama starring Ron Perlman, received widespread negative reviews when it debuted last month, with Vox describing it as "excruciatingly terrible television".