Sentence examples for on watchdog from inspiring English sources

As Melissa Daniels writes on Watchdog.org, "in many unopposed races, a strong party in one region may deter its opposition from putting up a candidate.

Internally, the networks rely on watchdog standards and practices departments to vet shows.

On October 9th he appeared on "Watchdog", a show that normally investigates viewers' reports of broken toasters.

She said she uses her position on watchdog subcommittees to make sure that lesser-ranking agencies do not stray.

In recent months, network news divisions have relied more heavily on watchdog segments that, producers believe, resonate with viewers who are angry about their own economic status.

Jay Hunt, the BBC1 controller, denied ageism was at play, pointing to other older stars on BBC1, such as 60-year-old Anne Robinson, who will shortly return to a primetime slot on Watchdog.

DONORS who have relied on two watchdog organizations for years to evaluate national charities will soon have just one watchdog on duty.

Netanel is cognizant of the tensions between the need to capture large audiences and sell advertising, on the one hand, and the role of watchdog, on the other.

Choice Support manages the experts programme on behalf of watchdog the Care Quality Commission CQCCare Quality Commission CQC

"There needs to be a lot more focus on watchdogging against hackers," said Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, who helped draft the bill.

On the Internet, on community watchdog sites, I watch the plans go up for all kinds of awful buildings.