Sentence examples for methods to scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Legislators who examine even lame and flimsy intelligence operations run the risk of seeming to make matters worse by opening up methods to scrutiny by enemies.

Dylan, though clearly aware and proud of his monumental legacy – recent years have seen a succession of releases of archive material under the umbrella title of "the Bootleg Series", in which he has deluged fans with unreleased material and opened up his working methods to scrutiny – has always stepped away from attempts to corral him into being something he does not want to be.

We have applied our method to the scrutiny of principles and contents of a selection of SEA guidelines released in the European Union.

They have opened their methods and data to scrutiny and invited independent measurements.

As environmental impacts and life-cycle costs (water use, water, fertilizer, pesticides and mowing) of the constructed landscape come under increasing scrutiny, the development of methods to reduce resource inputs for managed turf are increasingly important.

An integral part of our method has been to monitor progress by exposing Palestinian performance to scrutiny by the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations.

Does this hold up to scrutiny?

This no longer stands up to scrutiny.

Previous researchers have also attempted incorporating equity [ 34]; our approach should be taken as one possible method to consider and subject to further scrutiny.

The government will announce simply that the payments are to be made and that it is in the national interest that the cases are not brought to court so as to protect the security services' methods from scrutiny.

With luck, regulators will now give such methods greater scrutiny.If the Swissie debacle also helps to stem day-trading in currencies, it will have done those who retreat a favour.