Sentence examples similar to document scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The document under scrutiny is constantly interrupted, its unities dismembered.

The new Corina system enables the data and analyses for all chronology building and cross-dating processes to be stored and documented, enabling scrutiny at every stage.

Fay subjects the entire document to Sherlockian scrutiny, noting that a couple of the recycled pages had been doctored to remove datable references.

The document adds that scrutiny of spending has been so poor that it is "possible that Prevent funding has reached extremist groups of which we are not yet aware".

Kathleen McDermott, a former assistant United States attorney who works at Blank Rome Comisky & McCauley law firm, said Centocor's marketing statements in the Web site document could invite scrutiny from federal health care fraud investigators.

The Phoenix memorandum is one of two documents under heavy scrutiny by Congressional investigators.

With meticulous biblio-sleuthing he seeks to divine the hidden "character" of the celebrity documents under his scrutiny.

We will open up investment tribunals to public scrutiny – documents will be public and interested parties, including NGOs, will be able to make submissions.

But the White House said the documents needed closer scrutiny because they "can have coercive effects" and "can impose significant costs" on the public.

After lodging a request to see the viability assessment, Brownie began an 18-month battle with Greenwich council that ended in tribunal in January, with another landmark decision in favour of releasing the documents for public scrutiny.

Publication of the documents may heighten scrutiny of some of the world's largest financial institutions and their clients.