Sentence examples for make scrutinising from inspiring English sources

The VCA [vehicle certification agency] must make scrutinising manufacturers for non-compliance and questionable practices its first priority".

It is supposed to make, scrutinise and revise laws, in tandem with the president.

"So ultimately, before you mark on anything quantitative, you have to make sure you have scrutinised the data and have certainty with what you are doing, because the risk is very high".

Every emergency admission that we make is scrutinised both at practice level, with a discussion around what could have been done differently, and at clinical commissioning group level.

But it's not just you two: IKEA stores are basically designed to make you scrutinise every aspect of your relationship – in whatever state it may have been before you two headed in.

As the captain of the England team, every decision he made was scrutinised and commented on.

The commission's remit will be to "embrace the opportunities afforded by the digital world to become more effective in representing the people, making laws and scrutinising the work and performance of government.

I feel revealing the chaos means I feel closer to people and people feel closer to me – it's kind of like this weird way of saying 'I'm fucked up.' And people then say 'Oh my God, so am I!'" Likewise, Atkin talks about how the process of creating art mirrors the "tuning in" and focused relief of skin picking ("It's the same "hit" making art – using fingers, scrutinising my body").

The Welsh Liberal Democrats agreed, saying: "While it is not a popular call to make, 60 assembly members scrutinising and legislating on important issues such as economic development, health, education and other important areas is not enough".

These changes will make it harder to scrutinise the activities of departments and politicians".

All over the region, fragile miracles are being scrutinised to make sure they are not about to crumble.