Sentence examples for due scrutiny from inspiring English sources
The first is that it sometimes seizes on convenient "facts" without due scrutiny.
While we regret that we cannot enter into correspondence with individual entrants we can assure all participants that every entry is given due scrutiny by our expert panel.
Tonight NHS England denied the report – which it said had undergone "due scrutiny" by officials before being published – represented a conflict of interest.
The first generation of assassination obsessives — Josiah Thompson, still writing; Harold Weisberg, long dead — were essentially hopeful proceduralists, men and women with thick files and endless clippings, convinced that due scrutiny of the record would reveal sufficient inconsistencies, opacities, and falsehoods to compel the reopening of the entire case.
After due scrutiny, the clearance by the Institute's Ethical Committee was accorded.
Surgical research, particularly in the form of controlled trials, is essential to advance understanding, and particularly to avoid a state of subconscious maleficence which may occur when techniques are performed without due scrutiny.
Critics have accused the mayor of acting without due public scrutiny or debate.
If you need more infrastructure, subject it to due Treasury scrutiny.
Accordingly, the Fifth Amendment permits detention only where "heightened, substantive due process scrutiny" finds a "sufficiently compelling" governmental need.
Chuka Umunna withdrew from the leadership race due to scrutiny over his mother, a Labour MP has said.
