Sentence examples for control and scrutiny from inspiring English sources
That's why any proper free society has systems of control and scrutiny, and insists on accountability, even of its intelligence services.
Overall, the report found high levels of staffing, control and scrutiny at the units, first set up by the Labour government in 1998, meant that violence was lower than in the rest of the prison estate.
These findings therefore raise the questions of whether NHS board NEDs do indeed steer, even initiate, their organisation's strategy, monitor its activity and so behave in board meetings as to enable the boards to exercise control and scrutiny over the organisations whose governance they are responsible for.
The public demands tighter controls and scrutiny on parolees, and parole officers comply by further tightening the reins on them.
The business, they said, lacked the controls and the scrutiny that would have offered a realistic picture.
A distinction is made here between the management of: (1) first order 'societal risks' faced by citizens; and (2) second-order risks to the legitimacy of societal risk managers and their "rules and methods of decision making" as a result of internal and external control, scrutiny and accountability which we call 'managerial risks' (Power 2007).
The key arguments people point to for remaining private are maintaining control and protection from investor scrutiny.
The principal reason given was that the bank's request was tantamount to one for majority control and therefore needed the same scrutiny as the one to exceed the 50% threshold.
What's devolved to Wales, and what's under Westminster control, is under scrutiny and the subject of political disagreements.
Waste, water quality, energy, infectious disease control, supply chains, human resource management systems all require study, reflection, and scrutiny.
Then last week a friend of mine who is a research scientist started explaining to me the nature of clinical trials – you have the product that is under scrutiny, a positive control and a negative control or placebo.
