Sentence examples for improved scrutiny of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The report calls for a deputy chairman to be appointed from the lay commissioners "to enhance the influence of the lay majority and support an improved scrutiny function". The review panel recommend that editors should regard service on the PCC "as a duty" and that national newspaper editors should establish a rota system to guarantee that all of them serve on the PCC.

Improved scrutiny and the proposed cost ceiling will help ensure taxpayers aren't signing a blank cheque".

Thanks to improved technology, intense media scrutiny of disasters and the realisation by transport operators that disasters are bad for business, stepping into a plane or a train is a far safer experience than it was in the past.

This new scrutiny of the calyx also permitted an improved description of the calyx differences that separate Christisonia and the closely related Aeginetia, which have not been clearly elucidated in the past.

But close scrutiny of the business rationale for airline mergers suggests that any improved profits from consolidation will likely be short-lived, at best.

It recognises the risk of democratic bodies being seen to be sidelined, discusses the value that can be added to rights protection by improved parliamentary scrutiny and explores improvements in parliamentary practice to integrate commitment to human rights standards into their work.

Her scrutiny of all food.

Increased scrutiny of institutional investors.

Close scrutiny of the past.