Sentence examples for normal scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Rather, he cited a failure to conduct normal scrutiny.

The Intelligence and Security Committee is perfectly capable of normal scrutiny of the security services.

There is a tale attached to the rematch with Brewster which offers a tiny insight, a glimpse under the ice that shields Klitschko from normal scrutiny.

Many Democrats expressed unhappiness with the legislation, rushed through at the last minute without the normal scrutiny in order to meet the deadline, because it contains more than $2tn in spending cuts over the next decade.

There was no competition, because Airbus (the only possible alternative) did not have a plane ready, and Congress was cut out of the normal scrutiny process because the lease counted as an operating expense not an investment.

It said the closed nature of institutions meant the normal scrutiny of parents, friends and visitors was not possible.

In other buildings, that person will have to endure normal board scrutiny, including a board interview, and will have to submit detailed financial statements, tax returns and other documents, including character references.

But Harley Geiger of the Centre for Democracy & Technology, an advocacy group, says the technology goes beyond normal public scrutiny and could create a world where everyone, in effect, becomes "a public figure".The industry is aware of reputational risks.

Subsidiaries, on the other hand, must operate to UK standards on capital and be subject to normal UK regulatory scrutiny.

Another criticism of DRIPA is the government's unseemly haste in railroading the bill through parliament, bypassing the normal lengthy legislative scrutiny process by gaining the support of the opposition Labour party to ensure a majority, and by using a tactic of putting the law through as parliament was about to go on summer recess.

Another criticism of DRIPA is the government's unseemly haste in railroading the bill through parliament, bypassing the normal lengthy legislative scrutiny process by gaining the support of the opposition Labour party to ensure a majority, and by using a tactic of putting the law through as parliament was about to go on summer recess.