Sentence examples for better scrutiny from inspiring English sources

And higher stakes may mean better scrutiny than in local polls.

It also makes recommendations to facilitate better scrutiny and improve the legislative process.

Only greater transparency, better scrutiny and closer monitoring of impact will allow us to answer that question with confidence.

If other authorities only carried out scrutiny reviews that met these principles, there might be less scrutiny but it would probably be better scrutiny.

Less but better scrutiny would also enable authorities to defend continuing to resource scrutiny in a time of highly challenging resources.

Third, better scrutiny of legislation, building on the success of the new public bill committees (Straw's innovation), and more pre- and post-legislative scrutiny.

To his credit, Commissioner Roger Goodell of the N.F.L. ushers in better medical scrutiny and tougher policies toward concussions.

Even Mr Brown was forced to acknowledge that fact in a meeting with City bigwigs this week.The commission makes a powerful case for less complexity, less tinkering and better legislative scrutiny of the tax system.

In the December 2001 Laeken Declaration which launched the constitutional process, EU leaders admitted that citizens "feel that deals are all too often cut out of their sight and they want better democratic scrutiny".

In the December 2001 Laeken Declaration which launched the constitutional process, EU leaders admitted that citizens "feel that deals are all too often cut out of their sight and they want better democratic scrutiny". The fact that our politicians are now trying to push through the rejected constitution behind voters' backs suggests they have learned all the wrong lessons from the "no" votes.

Japan's government is further proposing to revamp their Antarctic hunts to supposedly meet better scientific scrutiny so they can go whaling again in 2015-16.