Sentence examples for improved scrutiny from inspiring English sources
The select committees established in 1979 have greatly improved scrutiny over the executive; and, as Professor Philip Cowley of Nottingham University has shown, members of Parliament, far from being Mr Blair's poodles, have been much more willing to dissent since 1997 than the knights of the shires and trade-union hacks who peopled the back benches in the 1950s.
Improved scrutiny and the proposed cost ceiling will help ensure taxpayers aren't signing a blank cheque".
It was an embarrassing episode for Marquis, and thanks to improved scrutiny, most of the people listed in Who's Who in America these days almost certainly exist.
Another measure from the package: The EC says it wants to see "significantly" improved scrutiny of ad placements — with a focus on trying to reduce revenue opportunities for disinformation purveyors.
Maybe companies will change their boards to improve scrutiny over complex new instruments.
The treaty is designed to streamline EU decision-making and improve scrutiny of its policies.
She is responsible for the overall strategic direction of the organisation and works directly with a range of organisations to improve scrutiny, governance and public involvement.
The judgment, weeks after a similar rebuff, prompted calls for a radical overhaul of the system; the commission plans to appoint a chief economist and improve scrutiny.See article: Mario Monti of the European CommissionVivendi Universal confirmed that it would sell its non-American publishing businesses to Lagardère, France's second-largest publisher, for euro1.25 billion ($1.2 billion).
This approach aims to improve scrutiny and accountability, which most people would agree is a "good thing".
But the consensus, among both academics and political writers is that committees have improved the scrutiny of government.
"We regard the FOI Act as a vital mechanism of accountability which has transformed the public's rights to information and substantially improved the scrutiny of public authorities," the letter reads.
