Sentence examples for of internal scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Equally, they must know that we all make mistakes, so a rigorous system of internal scrutiny and audit ought to have been in place to weed out the errors.

However, he cautioned that the prospects for full-blown criminal charges remained cloudy, and that cases would be tough to prove: "To expect these things to morph into criminal charges is a long shot because of the complexity of these securities and the level of internal scrutiny these organisations brought to bear on the creation of these instruments".

Among other things, Sweet found, CIA agents and their allies successfully infiltrated the deserters in hopes of fomenting discord, setting off a vicious cycle of internal scrutiny and paranoia marked by interrogations and allegations of brainwashing.

One group appeared immune to internal scrutiny, the current and former employees said.

"There is an unusual culture within the Liberal Democrats that shuns internal scrutiny of our potential leaders and where any criticism resulting from that scrutiny is labelled as 'negative campaigning'," he said.

The Newsnight ad, published on the BBC's website, reads: "After a period of intense external and internal scrutiny and challenge Newsnight is looking for a tough, innovative and creative individual with sound editorial judgment to be the next editor".

Completely good police officers make dull viewing, which is why both Happy Valley and Line of Duty (season three starts this month) have central characters under internal scrutiny.

The Mueller investigation is already facing internal scrutiny.

The NAO said in 18 cases the correct internal scrutiny and approval process was not followed, including one in which approval was not provided until after severance of £141,000 had already been paid.

Expect more internal scrutiny and questions around data residency and resiliency.

She points to poor work-life balance as a key factor, with academics putting in increasing hours as they attempt to respond to high levels of internal and external scrutiny, a fast pace of change and the notion of students as customers – leading to demands such as 24-hour limit for responses to student queries.