Sentence examples for involves scrutinising from inspiring English sources

Monitoring the budget involves scrutinising the variances.

One of the first tasks of the newly assembled committee is likely to involve scrutinising the use of unmanned RAF aerial drones to kill British jihadis on a "kill list" drawn up by senior ministers on the UK national security council.

Richard Mawrey QC has the power to order a recount or a scrutiny, which would involve scrutinising the signatures on the postal ballot papers.

He has the power to order a recount or a scrutiny, which would involve scrutinising the signatures on the postal ballot papers.

The trial will be presided over by Richard Mawrey QC who has the power to order a recount or a scrutiny, which would involve scrutinising the signatures on the postal ballot papers.

17 Quality assessment involved scrutinising patient selection, conduct of the index test, conduct of the reference standard, and patient flow.

Thematic content analysis involved scrutinising transcripts to look for links and associations within and between accounts in a process similar to the grounded theory approach of open coding.

That, in practical terms, would involve London scrutinising the Scottish budget.

Under the coalition the Cabinet Office has become heavily involved in scrutinising big policy initiatives.

MPs were already involved in scrutinising the plans, Hunt said, adding: "Government has said it is highly likely there will be a vote to ratify the deal".

At the same time, he argues, the arrangement means there is a stronger opposition and also enables other members of the council to be involved in scrutinising the Conservatives.