Sentence examples for internal scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The messages suggest that the agency's public relations effort in the Nowak case was under close internal scrutiny.

And, we hope that parents recognize that our Thomas toys have been subjected to intense internal scrutiny and testing and are the safer for it.

Completely good police officers make dull viewing, which is why both Happy Valley and Line of Duty (season three starts this month) have central characters under internal scrutiny.

On Tuesday, when the BBC confirmed plans to sell Lonely Planet to a reclusive American billionaire, it drew internal scrutiny — this time for losing money on the sale.

The Newsnight ad, published on the BBC's website, reads: "After a period of intense external and internal scrutiny and challenge Newsnight is looking for a tough, innovative and creative individual with sound editorial judgment to be the next editor".

The NAO said in 18 cases the correct internal scrutiny and approval process was not followed, including one in which approval was not provided until after severance of £141,000 had already been paid.

In the swirl of Iran's internal political battles, the case has drawn international scrutiny and could undo Iran's tentative overtures to the West.

Caesarean section rates in Helsinki have been much higher than in Finland on average, with internal hospital scrutiny being focused on the matter in recent years.

All this is warming up nicely, with Catherine under fierce internal-affairs scrutiny, Royce giving it great pink-eye in prison when told by an inept vicar of his mother's fate, and the ever-watchable Shirley Henderson turning up as one of those souls who fall, bless, for convicted women-haters.

The density values appear on a television-like screen as points of varying brightness to produce a detailed cross-sectional image of the internal structure under scrutiny.

Before the Makah could perform the activity that had once defined them as a people, they had to overcome protests from animal rights activists, intense news media scrutiny, internal squabbling and their own lack of whaling knowledge.