I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a book review (= an article giving critical opinions of a book )
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She had a book review published in the student magazine.
assess/evaluate/review sb’s progress
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We appraise the work and evaluate each student’s individual progress.
assess/review a situation
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Ballater was trying to assess the situation objectively.
carry out a review
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The government is carrying out a review of state pension provision.
carry out a review
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The government is carrying out a review of state pension provision.
conduct a study/review
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Scientists conducted a study of the area affected by the nuclear disaster.
full-scale study/review etc
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The government will conduct a full-scale inquiry into the crash.
under discussion/consideration/review etc
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The possibility of employing more staff is still under discussion being discussed, considered etc .
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All categories of expenditure are under review.
undertake a review/analysis
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The Court of Appeal decided to undertake a review of the Law.
win/receive/earn rave reviews
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The performance earned them rave reviews from critics.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
annual
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The Head of Department is responsible for the annual review of the fields sponsored by his or her department.
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It will provide supporting material for the annual review of implementation and, where necessary, clarify or supplement information received.
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Clinical assessments were estimated to take on average 9.8 minutes for a regular review and 13.4 minutes for an annual review.
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When your annual review is due, summarize all your achievements for the period and present them to your employer.
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There are also annual reviews with clients.
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On this model, annual reviews of fields continue to be produced, but are as spare as possible.
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The government will publish an annual energy review .
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They could quite easily form part of the agenda for the annual review of these institutions in their new roles.
bad
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You've had bad reviews before - show me a performer who hasn't!
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Perhaps she wouldn't get another book published if she had enough bad reviews , he hoped.
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So naturally, a walk around the concourse at halftime overheard more than a handful of bad reviews on McCallum.
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There is no question that bad reviews hurt.
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We just couldn't believe how bad the reviews were.
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It is difficult to imagine any serious writer giving this book a bad review .
brief
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A brief review of events in division four!
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A brief review of the structure of sierra society will illustrate this point.
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To start with, let's have a brief review of major and minor scale harmony.
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This very brief review of about ten conservation programmes can not make the case that all national policies fail.
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My brief review of personal care given by relatives has stressed the theme of variation, especially by gender.
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A brief review of existing work in library user instruction evaluation was then given and related to the parameters previously described.
comprehensive
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A comprehensive review of quantitative cross-national studies of political violence.
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This is not excessive if all attachments are included and a comprehensive review of literature is included.
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I hear there are very few companies in our industry who carry out a comprehensive performance review on a regular basis.
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A comprehensive review of the patient can be achieved through the use of the care plan.
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Each funded several different but related enquiries which together would provide a comprehensive review of contemporary child care.
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A multi-million-pound package will be announced in this summer's comprehensive spending review .
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It would have been desirable to cover all the library sectors in one comprehensive review .
critical
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The first section presents a critical review of traditional library catalogue use studies.
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Physically, he wasn't her type at all, she thought, subjecting him to a critical mental review .
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To write such letters well does indeed require a critical review of the evidence.
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It will include papers on all aspects of proposed new screening tests and on improvements to existing tests together with regular critical reviews .
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In 1980, Werking wrote a very useful critical review on evaluating bibliographic education.
full
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Without giving it a full review , an overview is in order.
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He also asked his bioethics advisory panel to conduct a full review and report back to him in 90 days.
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For a fuller review of social security provision for the unemployed and the detailed regulations, see Morris and Llewellyn, 1991.
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For more details take a look at our full review on page 56.
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But we believe that a full review of the arrangements is now needed.
good
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There are plenty of good recent reviews aimed at research workers covering at least some of the issues I was starting to address.
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A good review always bucked him up and a bad one generally saddened him.
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This book is a good review of the above, supplemented with many relevant references covering areas of specialised and general reading.
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Stock, who received good reviews from his Minnesota colleagues, will see his pay jump more than $ 17,000 initially.
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I remember Germaine Greer slagged me off, but it was the best review because it was an intelligent one.
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I had a tie on, too, but not the one that had received such good reviews at lunch.
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The conclusions Few exercises or investigations are of value unless they reach a clear conclusion and best practice reviews are no exception.
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Such success stories do not rely on good reviews or critical acclaim for big sales and widespread popularity.
independent
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An independent review body has described the lessons as overly generous.
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Expenditures should be subject to strict independent review , and scientific organizations or objective federal offices should set priorities for research spending.
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Nevertheless an independent review emerged with a comparative analysis of a complex field.
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There must now be an independent review of the approach to migration and displacement.
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The charges are subject to independent review .
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Instead there will be independent reviews .
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The 10 pits excluded from the inquiry, though technically under independent review , have no future.
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There will be independent review in cases where agreement can not be reached.
internal
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It is an internal review , and we do not intend to publish it.
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He said that instead there would be a thorough internal review of the inspectorate, which would report by July.
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So Mr Burgreen, doing all that he could, said he would add a civilian to his internal review board.
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In such cases, careful consideration should be given to the appropriate internal review .
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Adopt and record a written plan for undertaking internal reviews which states the frequency of reviews.
judicial
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It is in my opinion important to keep the purpose of judicial review clearly in mind.
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This is an awesome power that, even when exercised arbitrarily, will be immune from judicial review .
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It has also been held that non-statutory government advisory panels are subject to judicial review .
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On a renewed application for leave to move for what would now be called judicial review , this court granted the application.
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A special mention should be made of the use of novel forms of clauses designed to exclude any possibility of judicial review .
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The Multiple Sclerosis Society said that it may seek a judicial review if the decision is upheld.
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Argyll applied unsuccessfully for judicial review based on a restrictive view of the Commission's substantive and procedural powers.
major
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The Government proposes to implement a major review of adoption law in the New Year.
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Shuttle managers are to meet Monday for a major review of mission plans before confirming their launch plans.
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The overall results have been brought together in three major reviews by Krikelas, Hafter and Markey.
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A major review was undertaken of the Society's regulatory functions including practising certificates, accountant's reports and investment business certificates.
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The new Committee for Art and Design was then faced with a major review of 127 first degree courses.
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Harneses will feature in a major gear review next spring.
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A major review of existing modules in the fabrication and welding area is now under way.
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A major review of company computer strategy began in 1975 and resulted in two key decisions.
recent
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A recent review confirmed the increase in risk of developing a gastric carcinoma after gastric resection.
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There are plenty of good recent reviews aimed at research workers covering at least some of the issues I was starting to address.
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An excellent recent review article by White and McCain summarises the use of bibliometric measures as indicators in science funding policy.
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Or the recent review of a cookery bookshop by Helen Pickles?
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A recent review of that book suggested that any connection is superficial rather than essential.
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A solid backing Readers and of Grimsby read our recent tank decor review and request for your own ideas.
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It is noteworthy in this respect that relatively few recent reviews of social geography refer directly to interaction as a discrete topic.
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Following a recent review of the scheme we have some good news and some bad news.
regular
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Clinical assessments were estimated to take on average 9.8 minutes for a regular review and 13.4 minutes for an annual review.
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And he has established a system of regular reviews of department performance.
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The Bureau carries out regular reviews of each contributing office's mortality and sickness experience against the general experience for all offices.
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In the Cardiff trial 14% of community care patients received regular general practitioner review and only 5% received yearly blood glucose estimations.
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Counsel and Care found sedatives were used without serious or regular review , and listening devices and video cameras were employed.
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It will include papers on all aspects of proposed new screening tests and on improvements to existing tests together with regular critical reviews .
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It would also enable sentencing practice to be monitored and subjected to regular review .
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The cut is part of a regular review system that adjusts funding to reflect the amount of interest in the programmes.
■ NOUN
board
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The study was approved by the institutional review board of the Mayo Clinic and all patients gave written consent.
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Among the 18 members on the review board will be the Rev.
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Late last year the Northern Ireland sentence review board recommended that Adair be freed from Maghaberry.
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Plant officials were awaiting approval of the plans by a review board of senior managers.
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The price review board was set up as a result of the new patent legislation.
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The report of the review board concludes unequivocally that the accident was caused by a high-altitude aerial explosion of an asteroidal body.
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So Mr Burgreen, doing all that he could, said he would add a civilian to his internal review board .
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The three-person review board met anyway.
body
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The review bodies are independent but Government has the option of modifying their recommendations.
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We should not forget that his party voted against a review body .
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An independent review body has described the lessons as overly generous.
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The hon. Member for Leeds, Central suggested that we wanted the increase from the review body to be in line with inflation.
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We will retain the pay review bodies .
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To get to the pay review body involved an interesting and long gestation period by Ministers.
book
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Eva read it from cover to cover; films, music, book reviews as well as the politics.
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It also has book excerpts, book reviews , a place to order Time-Life gardening books and a bulletin board for gardeners.
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William Rees-Mogg's column moves to Monday and appears, with the book review , on page 19.
committee
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The plan will be considered by the Government's energy review committee .
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Most universities have some review committee that requires a statement from the researcher that adequate protection will be guaranteed for all respondents.
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The conclusions of Alec's review committee , however, were not at all helpful to Ted.
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It may be distributed to members of the review committee .
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The cabinet was informed as late as possible; even ministers on the poll-tax review committee were not told what was coming.
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There were 240 cases that went before the undergraduate administrative review committee .
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Also, a citizens' programme review committee should be established.
copy
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Publishers are requested to send review copies of books which deal with the water industry to Paul Garrett, Water Bulletin.
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The review copy is a solid black, but the basic model comes oil-finished.
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Publishers are invited to send review copies and information on their titles for this preview to Jennifer Taylor,.
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Nigel began selling review copies - his own and any others he could cadge - to give a little boost to his income.
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It was sent to me as a review copy .
panel
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Richard Armitage, a former assistant secretary of defense, is also on this review panel .
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It even has a strategic review panel to act as a think-tank.
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A Caltrans appeal would go to an ad hoc seismic retrofit permit review panel .
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A review panel of outside advisers is evaluating its work.
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A series of review panels wrestled with the problem and provided a series of responses.
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It came after a review panel reported to the National Institutes of Health.
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She made 2 complaints to the review panel .
peer
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The articles amount to premature judgment of an issue that has yet to be subjected to valid peer review .
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A peer review would require no more than a scan of the vast international medical literature.
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The authors also say that peer review is ineffective as a mechanism for restructuring scientific activity.
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It was never published in a reputable journal or subjected to the normal peer review .
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Action: Opportunities for peer review among teachers of nurses should be a regular feature of the Department of Nurse Education.
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A system of peer review was also introduced to make qualitative judgments about teaching abilities.
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In academic research we submit our findings to rigorous peer review .
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About half of the papers are rejected after being read by two editors without being sent for external peer review .
policy
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Go back and re-read the policy review .
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For David Marquand's main mistake is to see the policy review as merely an exercise in junking outmoded policies.
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I am disappointed the policy review has adopted such a negative attitude both to a Bill of Rights and electoral reform.
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Reaction to the policy review was mixed.
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Labour's policy review made Labour an effective anti-Thatcherite force.
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But the policy review nowhere considers the overall effect of the individual changes proposed, or how they might be co-ordinated.
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But when the Bush administration took office, it suspended negotiations while conducting the policy review .
process
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It is now thoroughly internalized within the Modular Course review process .
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After this review process , budget analysts consolidate the individual department budgets into operating and capital budget summaries.
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If the story is accepted and published in a magazine then it has already gone through a considerable review process .
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The hospitals are the ones that introduced this legislation, and they are perfectly happy with the review process .
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He topped the poll for the shadow cabinet elections and played a leading role in the policy review process .
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If a team could bring a manager into its virtual world, the review process would shorten dramatically.
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The work is currently in a review process , expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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There are still aspects of the review process that need to be completed.
rent
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The effect on the final rent review would be even more drastic.
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This reflects the second five year rent review for Head Office which took place in 1989 and became effective from August 1989.
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The first five year rent review for the Council's Glasgow Office is due in August 1991.
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The interrelationship of this clause with the rent review clause should be considered.
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The principal applications have been and remain rent review and share valuation, which are covered in Chapters 2 and 3.
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So far, the courts have approached rent review clauses from the first perspective only.
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However, most leases incorporate a rent review clause which provides for the periodic raising of the rent.
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Commercially, such a rent review clause may work to the disadvantage of either party.
■ VERB
apply
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Firms have the right to apply for a review of the committee's decision.
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Argyll applied unsuccessfully for judicial review based on a restrictive view of the Commission's substantive and procedural powers.
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They would in fact be applying a test for review not dissimilar to the one about to be examined. 2.
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Mr. Page applied for judicial review of that decision.
carry
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The Bureau carries out regular reviews of each contributing office's mortality and sickness experience against the general experience for all offices.
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This brings us to our final issue: who should carry out curriculum review ?
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No one had carried out any overall review of the system since then.
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It is not therefore appropriate for a partner who has had any detailed involvement with the engagement to carry out the review .
complete
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Carnegie completes review of science - government ties Washington.
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The government has promised to complete the review within three months and make its results public a month later.
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University Hospital officials say they hope to complete their review of the proposals by March 1.
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Has the Department completed the review of the investment for safety, as required by Hidden?
conduct
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In conducting this review the University has taken into account the feasibility of raising the necessary funding from outside sources.
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He also asked his bioethics advisory panel to conduct a full review and report back to him in 90 days.
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Pearce reached his conclusions after conducting a review of detailed studies into the impact of environmental taxes.
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A sub-committee had conducted a strict review of the conduct of all four members of the staff and that of the porter.
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Cluster groups of schools could conduct a joint review , sharing their experiences.
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Inpatient follow-up was conducted by review of the active medical record every 3 days.
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To the consternation of his cabinet colleagues, he is currently conducting a wide-ranging review of public spending.
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But after the concession the Government must conduct a further review of safety implications and report back to Parliament.
consider
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Some of the following issues need to be considered in a review of parent help at school.
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The proposal will be considered as Qantas reviews all aspects of its business over the next few months, Dixon said.
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A spokesman said the consortium was considering a judicial review .
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The possibility of de-registration should be considered at each review .
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Mr Winsor said the regulator would consider an early interim review of Railtrack's finances.
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Against this we have to set the disadvantage that re-investigation might come to be considered as a disciplinary review .
follow
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The decision follows a review of production and distribution of products in all three regions.
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This will be followed by a review of fiscal policies.
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They follow a review of existing gas safety regulations.
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The decision follows a review that he chaired jointly with the chief dental officer, Robin Wild.
publish
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The government will publish an annual energy review .
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As a first step, the directors have published an interim review covering the year to 31 March 1992.
read
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I don't read reviews , but the New York Times alone is still capable of emptying or filling a theatre.
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And, if you go back and read the initial reviews , Franz is the actor who earned most of the raves.
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You read the reviews , make up your mind and stump up the cash.
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Does it bother you to read such negative reviews or profiles?
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There again, Adam Burns was hardly the type to read rock reviews or, for that matter, the tabloids.
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We can only read their reviews .
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You've read the reviews and decided which software you want.
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Ask friends, read reviews and decide what features you want.
receive
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The campaign received mixed reviews inside and outside Hollywood, with some accusing Jackson of bad timing.
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It received universally ecstatic reviews , and deservedly so.
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Stock, who received good reviews from his Minnesota colleagues, will see his pay jump more than $ 17,000 initially.
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To ensure these papers receive the extra review they deserve we will post them on the e-print server.
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I had a tie on, too, but not the one that had received such good reviews at lunch.
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They also say she received a negative performance review from her supervisor.
undertake
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The Board of Supervisors eventually approved the deal on the provision that United undertake a good-faith review of the law.
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In 1987, Drummond &038; Hutton undertook a review of the economic appraisal of health technology.
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The Legal Aid Board is undertaking this review .
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The call comes as the National Curriculum Council undertakes a review on what schools are required to teach by law.
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In 1986, the Society employed Price Waterhouse to undertake a review of its lending policies.
write
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However, consumer written reviews can often be more anecdotal than scientific, and somewhat prone to rigging.
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She wrote many articles and reviews , and several books.
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When Time Was Away appeared, Newton wrote a spoof review of it.
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Under yet another pen name, Leo starts writing scathing reviews of her own books for a newspaper literary supplement.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
come up for discussion/examination/review etc
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BUndeterred, the group is revising its proposal and plans to contest every license that comes up for review.
ecstatic review/praise/applause
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And another executioner earned the crowd's ecstatic applause when he beheaded two criminals with one blow!
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It received universally ecstatic reviews, and deservedly so.
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Now after ecstatic reviews it is playing to packed audiences in London.
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With Bley conducting and Paul Haines, the original librettist, as narrator, the opera was revived to ecstatic reviews.
mixed reaction/response/reviews etc
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As its image as an independent search for truth has changed, scientists have had mixed reactions.
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Carrick's captaincy received mixed reviews.
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Central Florida school leaders gave the proposed passing scores mixed reviews Wednesday.
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Math Blaster 1 and 2 from Davidson got mixed reviews.
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The campaign received mixed reviews inside and outside Hollywood, with some accusing Jackson of bad timing.
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The seventeenth edition met with mixed reactions.
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When asked how beneficial the training had been there was a somewhat mixed response.
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When Gore was the Democratic front-runner for the presidential election, his satellite drew a sharply mixed reaction.
rave reviews/notices/reports
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Already open is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which has drawn rave reviews from those who have visited it.
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Although the show opened on Broadway to less than rave reviews, Sandy said the new production is better.
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But freshman outfielder Pedro Loza has been drawing rave reviews in practice.
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But she proved to be a natural and her performance won rave reviews.
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His film My Cousin Vinny opened to rave reviews.
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Last year, it reopened to rave reviews.
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So far no rivals have matched the rave reviews E ma won for the film.
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The pair gained rave reviews for their Belfast concert earlier this week and are likely to be just as good tomorrow night.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Reviewers praised Tisler's performance.
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A post-census review found that many homes had been missed.
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a restaurant review
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After a review by the city council, his license was revoked.
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Our first English assignment was to write a book review .
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The movie got good reviews.
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Wilberforce had just written a long review of Darwin's book.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A comprehensive review of the patient can be achieved through the use of the care plan.
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A multi-million-pound package will be announced in this summer's comprehensive spending review .
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Extensive reviews have documented the availability of coal in the United States.
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If the story is accepted and published in a magazine then it has already gone through a considerable review process.
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The first reviews, therefore, appeared about a week later.
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The new prices are noted in this review .
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There are still aspects of the review process that need to be completed.
II. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
briefly
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Moreover, literature relating to nursing ideologies, primary and therapeutic nursing as well as nursing beds is briefly reviewed .
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Vickie starts the meeting by briefly reviewing the agenda.
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Two examples will be briefly reviewed here.
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The authors also briefly review some of the earlier research and suggest that the conclusions appears to be conflicting.
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Then a large number of results from research on arousal and memory are briefly reviewed .
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Having made these general remarks, we may now briefly review the new exact solutions that have been presented.
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We then briefly review the values associated with elite theory.
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Chapter 7 briefly reviews the developments instituted in the 1980s.
here
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The psychological theories of political leaders and the state reviewed here have strong echoes in New Right thinking.
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There are, however, a number of general techniques for credit management that will be reviewed here .
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Specialists in the field will be familiar with much of the material reviewed here and may wish to pass over it quickly.
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The evidence reviewed here suggests that a good deal of support of various types does pass between members of families.
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Two examples will be briefly reviewed here .
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Although more expensive than the others reviewed here , the extra money is well spent.
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This will not be reviewed here .
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To give some idea of their range and diversity, some of them are reviewed here .
regularly
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Professional development teachers rarely seemed to have been offered an induction programme or had their work regularly reviewed .
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They regularly review engineering and architectural drawings and specifications to monitor progress and ensure compliance with plans and specifications.
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All but three of the 42 patients were regularly reviewed in the coeliac clinic, which was established in 1978.
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Each person's care plan is reviewed regularly and up-dated.
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The stock of books, corporate information, and government publications are carefully selected and reviewed regularly .
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They are reviewed regularly and financial pressures are forcing many charities to tighten their qualifying criteria.
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In any event the relevant figure should be reviewed regularly to take account of inflation.
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Regularly reviewing the marketplace, researching and identifying trends, customer needs, and competitor activity.
■ NOUN
arrangement
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Meantime, all Hospital Units are to review their current discharge arrangements .
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I intend to use the report to review the present arrangements for the induction of newly qualified teachers and in-service training.
book
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No one, however, sought neuropsychological consultation or reviewed Lezak's book describing our methods.
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Not one newspaper or magazine in the United States reviewed that book .
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There should be an agreement among literary editors, not to employ Kingsley Amis to review any book dealing with humour.
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Due to a complete lack of interest in reading, our staff has decided to forego reviewing books this week.
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I accepted to review this book because for me integration has always been a somewhat impenetrable part of quantitative chromatographic analysis.
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They listen to his speeches, review his books and receive his ideas with respectful attention.
case
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This will then provide an analytical background against which to review a school-focused case study.
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As a result, it decided to review the case on its own motion.
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A panel reviewing Decree 2 cases started work on March 13, 1990, chaired by Ajibola.
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He reviews the case , including the hospital records and the testimony of other experts.
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Ministers will continue to review every case where a life sentence prisoner has been detained for 10 years.
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Sometimes he first consults other medical authorities, and usually he reviews the case with the attorney who has hired him.
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He said, however, he had not yet reviewed the case .
chapter
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This chapter has reviewed a wide range of research which may bear on relationships between subjective risk and memory for driving situations.
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This chapter reviews the considerations that must be taken into account when selecting a parser for a specific task.
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I shall come back to them at the end of this chapter , having reviewed the empirical evidence.
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The next chapter reviews actual bank lending techniques and practices.
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The concluding part of the chapter reviews the recent history of management reform.
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This idea will be picked up again in chapter 8 when we review the corporate-strategy literature from the viewpoint of organization theory.
commission
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The Law Commission is reviewing the system, and aims to reduce applications, mainly by moving complainants into another legal forum.
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Every 20 years, a Constitutional Revisions Commission is appointed to review and change the state constitution.
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Ministers have invited Denise Kingsmill, deputy chairwoman of the Competition Commission , to review corporate discrimination.
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The first was that in 1901 another Royal Commission reviewed the national coal reserves.
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The employment commission reviewed the request and said the prevailing wage for the job was $ 59, 000 a year.
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An independent Public Utilities Commission would review electricity and other rates.
committee
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The Regius Keeper should appoint a Committee which would review the collection, recommend new purchases, and supervise hanging.
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To create a faster voice, simply reunite actor and action and cut a few words: The committee reviewed the proposal.
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The conference wished to clarify the role of management committees and review the suitability of the name of the committee.
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One of its first actions on taking power in March was to set up a committee to review the project.
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Korner Committee reviewing the information needs of the service begins its work. 1984 Appointments of general managers begin.
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Democratic lawmakers are calling for a joint legislative committee to review the conduct of Gov.
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The Committee is currently reviewing its policy on research grants in order to produce a better defined and more coherent research programme.
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A use-of-force committee was formed to review the situation.
court
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Special considerations: the Attorney General invited the Court to review the sentence on the ground that it was unduly lenient.
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A federal bankruptcy court is scheduled to review the petition late this month.
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And he may invite the court to review the legality of what has been done.
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The Guam law had been struck down by lower courts and the Supreme Court had refused to review these rulings.
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But since then the law has been changed to allow the courts to review a sentence which they believe is too light.
data
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The 21-member organisation is responsible for reviewing scientific data and regulating the industry.
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If may be necessary to return to a statistics textbook in order to review the data classification chapter.
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In liaison with the Operations Manager, to review database management and data preparation activities, and examine operational issues and procedures.
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I have reviewed census data and hundreds of reports and studies by economists and planners.
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Here I review these data and their implications for a temperate climate.
decision
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The school's governors are meeting next month to review their decision .
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Mr Rossi said he has asked the full Eighth Circuit to review the decision .
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Therefore he held that the court had no jurisdiction to review the decision of the county court judge for error of law.
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Monica Aloisio said government lawyers were reviewing the decision and had not yet determined whether the Department of Defense would appeal.
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The single judge may review decisions of the Registrar and make interim orders outside the Law Terms.
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Baker undertook to review his decision .
development
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The Staff Development Group is exploring the possibility of extending the observation and self-evaluation process to review and sustain these developments.
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At the end of each stage the analyst and management have an opportunity to review progress in the development of the application.
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Occasional workshops are offered to review developments .
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Chapter 7 briefly reviews the developments instituted in the 1980s.
evidence
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I shall come back to them at the end of this chapter, having reviewed the empirical evidence .
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I reviewed the evidence , and argued, of course, that there was none.
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The panel also reviewed video evidence of this year's and previous hunts.
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They have said they expect to bring additional charges after a federal grand jury meets next Wednesday to review the evidence .
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The judge carefully reviewed the evidence on this issue.
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After reviewing all the evidence and arguments, the Court exempted the Amish children from high school attendance.
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We will now review evidence on children's ability to handle explanations in each mode.
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We will review some of this evidence in the following chapter.
government
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The Government should review its own employees' retirement age and early pension entitlements to allow older people greater choice.
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Monica Aloisio said government lawyers were reviewing the decision and had not yet determined whether the Department of Defense would appeal.
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Will the Government please review the workings of the Act and make them more effective?
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Justice Department spokesman Charles Miller said the government is reviewing the ruling and hasn't decided whether to appeal.
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The government is to review the state pension age, but there is no one solution that is obviously favoured.
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The Government is currently reviewing the future of all five of its research laboratories.
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A strike by junior nurses, soon after the election, had ended after the government promised to review their case.
literature
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This idea will be picked up again in chapter 8 when we review the corporate-strategy literature from the viewpoint of organization theory.
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Here is not the place to review that extensive literature .
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He also reviewed the literature on known human carcinogens.
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In reviewing the literature in both these areas we have encountered a recurring theme.
month
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But they say their policy is reviewed every 6 months .
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It was agreed that the situation would be reviewed in six months to check the progress of political reforms.
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Registration is reviewed at least every six months .
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However, many Type 2 patients can be commenced on diet alone and reviewed in a month .
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You can choose to have your CheckOver reviewed after six months or earlier, or annually.
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The accord will be reviewed every six months .
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A Pictorial by Mr Robert Woodhouse, reviewed last month by our local reporter.
office
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Solicitors are being advised by the chairman of the Edinburgh Solicitors Property Centre that all office systems should be reviewed .
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I hope that the Home Office will review the stop and search powers.
official
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Each boxer would be given a passport that officials could readily review .
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State officials reviewed his case and said they would take unprecedented measures to keep him under close surveillance.
operation
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The State President also made a commitment to review covert funding operations .
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The matter has been further discussed in the two Special Commissions which have reviewed the operation of the Hague Convention.
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Raytheon say they are reviewing the entire operation .
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He has invited you to review that hotel's operations with a view to restoring its position prior to any such sale.
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Raytheon says it is reviewing the entire operation at Broughton and will notify the workforce of the results in due course.
opportunity
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Future years Every year you will have the opportunity to review your budgeting requirements for the next twelve months.
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The latter has the advantage of providing more opportunity for reviewing and retelling what has happened.
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At the end of each stage the analyst and management have an opportunity to review progress in the development of the application.
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These post-demonstration activities provide students with an opportunity to review the demonstration and the new vocabulary.
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The Parliament will have as many as four opportunities to review proposed legislation before it is adopted.
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The manufacturers also took the opportunity to review their quality control procedures.
option
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At this stage simply consider what you normally do but also review the other options that are open to you.
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Treasury lawyers, led by general counsel Edward Knight, are reviewing the options .
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However, the final decision will be for government and they will wish to review all the options .
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Leicester said it is reviewing several options , although analysts expect it will announce a conversion soon.
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So it is ideal to take your time and review your options .
panel
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A panel reviewing Decree 2 cases started work on March 13, 1990, chaired by Ajibola.
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Critics include the panel charged with reviewing how tighter security measures might affect freedoms and civil rights.
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The panel also reviewed video evidence of this year's and previous hunts.
performance
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All schools will have to learn how to review their performance .
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Bill volunteers the suggestion that we should meet to review his performance against the criteria quite soon.
plan
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She snuggled deeper into the warmth, idly reviewing the plans for the evening.
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Even after your Application has been accepted, you still have 14 days in which to review your Plan .
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When you reviewed your business plan , did you conclude that to date you had been successful?
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It will review the plan by Sept. 30 and make a final decision, Kubo said.
policy
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The Committee is currently reviewing its policy on research grants in order to produce a better defined and more coherent research programme.
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The full summer ministerial meeting scheduled for May 21 would review the position and policy for the remainder of the year.
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But Ralph Perry is urging the chairman to review sentencing policy .
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The men, all Protestants, said their boss was reviewing the policy of taking contracts in predominantly-nationalist areas.
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They follow plans to review the policy on dispersal of asylum seekers.
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Further to your letter however, we have reviewed our policy with regard to mail-in-offers.
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They have begun to review policies and practices, and to implement changes.
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June 1994: Elections to EP. 1996: Intergovernmental conference to review foreign policy and defence.
position
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If so, we shall be grateful if you will review the positions and confirm them.
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But the institute plans to review its position .
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In 1972 a committee under the chairmanship of Lord Franks was appointed to review the position .
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To review the position before this judgment can be made would be far from helpful.
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Wednesday gives you a chance to review your position .
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The full summer ministerial meeting scheduled for May 21 would review the position and policy for the remainder of the year.
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Graham leaned back in his padded chair and reviewed his position .
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The Secretary of State's crime prevention committee is reviewing the position .
procedure
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Laganside agreed to review safety procedures during the week-long break to accommodate the Lower Ormeau Community Festival.
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Now police have apologised for the mistake and promised to review their procedure for returning property to bereaved relatives.
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If he thinks the Met should be reviewing its procedures in the light of the Macpherson report, he should say so.
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Now the council's finance, housing and legal staff are reviewing procedures in an effort to collect the cash.
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But the new regime has encouraged many firms to review their audit procedures and make changes and improvements where necessary.
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The manufacturers also took the opportunity to review their quality control procedures .
progress
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Two important international conferences in 1988, which reviewed the progress of techniques and controls, reached the same conclusion.
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Establish a regular schedule for reviewing progress with your boss or colleagues.
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In 1930, a conference in Bedford reviewed the progress of the District's rural scheme.
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The conferences may be used not only to plan programs of assistance, but also to review and chart progress .
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At the end of each stage the analyst and management have an opportunity to review progress in the development of the application.
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Agree a regular schedule of meetings to review progress .
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Now is a good time to review training progress .
proposal
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The Group would review all proposals with an eye to determining issues of policy.
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To create a faster voice, simply reunite actor and action and cut a few words: The committee reviewed the proposal .
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Dow Corning spokeswoman Barbara Muessig said the company had not yet reviewed the proposal and could not comment directly on it.
record
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Morrissey made no new friends when reviewing the singles for Record Mirror on February 4 1984.
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After reviewing the entire record , the court ruled against the teacher.
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My purpose here is to review how the fossil record of early metazoans might be integrated with the new phylogeny.
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Instead, a computer would review billing records quarterly and flag doctors who exceed normal billing patterns.
report
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A separate White Paper could review these and report as usual on progress with commitments.
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On receipt of the above recommendations, a special committee of the National Leprosy Fund was appointed to review the report .
research
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It defines producer services, and by reviewing existing research produces a better understanding of their role and growth.
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The process of reviewing research and research findings will eventually lead you back to the same references.
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Investigators who have reviewed the research have come to quite opposite conclusions.
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The third section will review the published research linking participation and effectiveness in social work and other human welfare interventions and programmes.
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The Committee is currently reviewing its policy on research grants in order to produce a better defined and more coherent research programme.
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It reviews research that has already been conducted in this area and offers suggestions as to what may be priorities for future support.
result
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It should also review the results achieved.
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It is also important to consider the method of cancer detection when reviewing the results of a surveillance policy.
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Then a large number of results from research on arousal and memory are briefly reviewed .
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Gastroenterologists, therefore, have a responsibility to review their results to show whether or not this form of surveillance is effective.
situation
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Take time to review the situation , taking all the factors into consideration.
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He asks her please to hold off on any action until he can review the situation personally.
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Fourth, to put mineral planning authorities under a duty to review the planning situation in respect of every mineral operation within their area.
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A use-of-force committee was formed to review the situation .
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Leaders of the five unions meet today to review the situation .
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The Governing body will review the situation later in the year.
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Wiping a slick of moisture from her brow, she reviewed the situation .
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We agreed on two voyages from the Thames to Nantes and then we would review the situation .
study
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This will then provide an analytical background against which to review a school-focused case study .
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Judy Dunn has reviewed several studies of parental intervention and non-intervention.
work
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All state and federal health ministries will also be required to review their work in the light of these goals and targets.
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Many parents want to be helpful, so each night they insist on reviewing the work of their children.
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Managers review the distribution of work throughout the 24-hour periods and adjust the patient's day where appropriate.
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The exception is when managers or coaches review your work and then include their impressions in an evaluation.
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The critics never review my work , but this concerns me little as they have no power and little influence.
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Their role is not to review the work on the files, but to assess whether the files comply with quality standards.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
ecstatic review/praise/applause
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And another executioner earned the crowd's ecstatic applause when he beheaded two criminals with one blow!
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It received universally ecstatic reviews, and deservedly so.
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Now after ecstatic reviews it is playing to packed audiences in London.
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With Bley conducting and Paul Haines, the original librettist, as narrator, the opera was revived to ecstatic reviews.
mixed reaction/response/reviews etc
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As its image as an independent search for truth has changed, scientists have had mixed reactions.
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Carrick's captaincy received mixed reviews.
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Central Florida school leaders gave the proposed passing scores mixed reviews Wednesday.
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Math Blaster 1 and 2 from Davidson got mixed reviews.
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The campaign received mixed reviews inside and outside Hollywood, with some accusing Jackson of bad timing.
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The seventeenth edition met with mixed reactions.
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When asked how beneficial the training had been there was a somewhat mixed response.
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When Gore was the Democratic front-runner for the presidential election, his satellite drew a sharply mixed reaction.
rave reviews/notices/reports
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Already open is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which has drawn rave reviews from those who have visited it.
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Although the show opened on Broadway to less than rave reviews, Sandy said the new production is better.
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But freshman outfielder Pedro Loza has been drawing rave reviews in practice.
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But she proved to be a natural and her performance won rave reviews.
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His film My Cousin Vinny opened to rave reviews.
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Last year, it reopened to rave reviews.
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So far no rivals have matched the rave reviews E ma won for the film.
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The pair gained rave reviews for their Belfast concert earlier this week and are likely to be just as good tomorrow night.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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As well as being an author, she reviews books for the Sunday papers.
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Doig's new book is reviewed on page 4.
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Eliot wrote to him after he reviewed "The Use of Poetry."
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Hayes used to review books for the local paper.
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I'll just review my notes and go to bed.
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The finance committee is reviewing the budget proposal.
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We'll spend this week reviewing for the final.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An employment interviewer reviews these forms and asks the applicant about the type of job sought and salary range desired.
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He reviewed the course that his administration had followed and intended to pursue in the future.
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In a restrictive climate we all review our expenditure levels.
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It should also review the results achieved.
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One of its first actions on taking power in March was to set up a committee to review the project.
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Patients were reviewed every week for the first month and every other week until food reintroductions were completed.
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When a large number of products are involved this considerable effort may not be worthwhile until all overhead allocations are routinely reviewed.