Sentence examples for instead of scrutinising from inspiring English sources

Instead of scrutinising the operator's jerry-rigged water tanks, the NRA has been busy drafting new safety regulations.

Instead, he has been placed in charge of scrutinising it.

"I'm sad to hear of John's departure - he did a superb job as Chief Inspector and brought a rigorous and determined approach to the role of scrutinising our borders, his reports highlighted flaws in the Home Secretary's immigration regime and instead of rectifying them she sought to increasingly hold back his recommendations".

But Conservatives accused him of showing "contempt" for the process of scrutinising legislation.

Our crime dramas emphasise the importance of scrutinising eye movements and gestures.

Assembly members will now begin a process of scrutinising the bill ahead of a future vote.

Instead the FSA scrutinised the actions of Johnny Cameron, who ran the investment banking business (GBM) that had contributed to the bank's near-collapse.

For its part, the mainstream media has shamefully abetted a coarsening of public discourse on the issue of extremism; often acting as unquestioning mouthpieces instead of performing their duties through scrutinising the government's often unsubstantiated and alarmist reports of threats or alleged plots.

"That's the horrible hangover I have from this: instead of having a sense of calm, I overanalyse and scrutinise everything.

Instead of investigating their own behaviour for their godliness, the Victorians now scrutinised their houses.

Instead of another coronation, we desperately need a leadership contest where the party's future is openly debated and candidates' positions are properly scrutinised.