Sentence examples for is open to public scrutiny from inspiring English sources

He runs a charitable portfolio, Action Alerts Plus, which is governed by a trust and is open to public scrutiny.

We represent a broad range of opinions, peer-reviewed work, commissioned report series, all of which is open to public scrutiny".

"When one's work is open to public scrutiny it's very daunting...in art, it all depends on the beholder.

The problem is that just too much is open to public scrutiny when you put it out on the internet.

"I think that a forum where so many rich and powerful people meet should be open to public scrutiny".

Courts must be open to public scrutiny to ensure that the accused gets a fair trial, and to reassure the public that justice is being done.

Third, openness: there is growing agreement that the local commissioning bodies must meet in public and keep records of their meetings that are open to public scrutiny.

Greenwich, to its credit, has recently proposed introducing a policy that would require all viability assessments to be open to public scrutiny, following growing calls for transparency.

The MoD and the inquiry have been negotiating over the most sensitive papers – some dating back nearly 40 years – over whether they should be open to public scrutiny.

Both wanted the communique to include a provision that the proposed registries for reporting on beneficial company ownership would be open to public scrutiny.

The Duchy has sought in the past to prevent public access to information about the oyster farm and its environmental impacts, but this was overturned in court, which ruled that the Duchy should be classed as a public authority, which should be open to public scrutiny.