Sentence examples for cannot be properly scrutinised from inspiring English sources

The really bad thing about the bill, as far as our post office network is concerned, is that so much is being left to government regulation that it cannot be properly scrutinised.

Only then can the decision to close the BIS Sheffield office be properly scrutinised".

"Every square metre of the town will have to be properly scrutinised.

Often research findings on the health risks of Snus were leaked to the media before their methodology could be properly scrutinised.

"The Tories should have brought this matter to the House so the details can be properly scrutinised and debated, rather than making it to the press".

In particular, the strategy of kettling the protests - in which demonstrators are confined to a controlled area and then dispersed, by force if necessary - should be properly scrutinised.

"Last week Harriet Harman failed to give the Commons any reassurances that this important, complex and controversial bill will be properly scrutinised by our elected MPs".

He said the commission's case was "opaque in a number of important respects" and that "a good deal more information is required" if the government's forthcoming decision is to be properly scrutinised.

As this level of economy is now being upheld as an example for the rest of the prison service, the case for it to be properly scrutinised is overwhelming.

Labour backbencher and second referendum supporter David Lammy said the amendment represented "a big step forward" but added that the party's alternative Brexit proposal "deserves to be properly scrutinised" now that Corbyn wanted it to be centre stage.

Lyn Hill-Tout told BBC Radio Stoke's Breakfast Show that it's right that the plans should be properly scrutinised.