Sentence examples for and scrutiny in a from inspiring English sources
Think about school governors: they provide oversight and scrutiny in a way that employees don't.
The classifying criteria for defining hepatorenal syndrome are under constant review and scrutiny, in a similar fashion to the AKI and chronic kidney disease classifications.
"The trade pact must not be approved without careful deliberation and scrutiny in parliament," a student leader was quoted by AFP news agency as saying.
MEPs asked for a system which would be "subject to democratic principles and scrutiny", in which cases are handled "in a transparent manner", by "publicly appointed, independent professional judges".
Mr. Corbat will face a great deal of pressure and scrutiny in his new job.
More transparent and beneficial government operations are possible by opening the data collected by and about governments to public scrutiny in a searchable and easy-to-use form.
The ensuing public outcry would almost certainly result in the law being rewritten in favour of scientific advancement.Yet this is actually happening (and with little public scrutiny) in a different area of intellectual property: copyright law.
Associates of Mr. Giuliani said he had not personally advised or worked for Mr. DeLay, who has been indicted in a campaign finance investigation in Texas and is also under scrutiny in a federal investigation of a Washington lobbyist.
Besides the 11 Secret Service personnel, 10 military personnel, including explosives experts and dog handlers, are under scrutiny in a separate Pentagon investigation, officials said.
All this and more, certainly, awaits your scrutiny in a few of these shows, which exemplify different stages of bad-boyness: beginner (there's still time to turn back), over the top and over the hill.
Now, as cash-challenged localities increasingly rely on such fines, traffic cameras have become a hot issue on the campaign trail and have even drawn federal scrutiny in a trend reflecting the populist outrage of this political season.
