Sentence examples for objective scrutiny from inspiring English sources

It is simply wrong for such a vital concept to drift and evolve without sustained, objective scrutiny.

The statistics and budgets on both sides require close, objective scrutiny, but even then what would that prove?

To do so would be to buy into a set of assumptions that should, by themselves, be subject to objective scrutiny.

Most particularly, her schools would change and with each new class she learned to measure her distance with the objective scrutiny of the scientist.

This way they have widely disseminated rumors that he has stolen ideas and scenes, mostly from former students, without submitting their charges to objective scrutiny, and deprived the writer of the chance to respond.

"There should be some objective scrutiny of this decision by someone like an immigration judge," said Wendy Young, the director of government relations at the Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children.

The latter belief, inspired by Wittgenstein, holds that language itself only has meaning in specific practical contexts, and thus that religious language was not aiming to express truths about the world which could be subjected to objective philosophical scrutiny.

"I'm under no illusion that Scientologists enjoy objective journalistic scrutiny.

In this way, philosophical research includes the translation of practice into the process of articulating the objective for normative, philosophical scrutiny.

Ideally, rational evaluation of objective evidence and scientific scrutiny of such evaluation should be the criterion for knowledge, not simple authority of the interpreter.

This sets the objective basis for more in-depth scrutiny of its methods, particularly by struggling nations.