Sentence examples for radical scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The people who own the country encourage this playtime, as it keeps the system itself free of radical scrutiny while keeping consumers focused on personalities, promise-givers, entertainers, and would-be saviors.

Caring is an emotive subject, and addressing the possibility that what is provided by health services to help carers may not be as beneficial as we would like to believe is a challenging research agenda; but perhaps more than ever, there really is a need for radical scrutiny of what exists and what we can learn from well constructed evaluations.

"We'll see a push for radical transparency and increasing scrutiny of businesses by consumers," says Futerra co-founder Ed Gillespie.

Mistrust of authority, a dense Muslim population, and a fractured police system inside Brussels have all helped to make Molenbeek an attractive base for Islamist radicals trying to escape scrutiny.

This intensive and highly duplicative oversight offers a stark contrast to the scrutiny of a radical new surgical procedure, for example, which might be completely unregulated or subject only to approval of a hospital-based committee.

Breakthroughs for Sanders in New Hampshire and Michigan brought an increase in scrutiny of his more radical candidacy, which only subsided after better nights for Clinton on Super Tuesday and in Ohio and Illinois on 15 March.

"I believe the case submitted by the Welsh Liberal Democrats and others on the need for radical change will stand up to scrutiny, in contrast to the inadequate, messy, and at times dysfunctional status quo," Ms Williams added.

What begins as a jeu becomes, under sufficiently imaginative scrutiny, the apparent means to more radical artistic advance.

He said: "This is why the Government should intervene with more radical measures including simpler pricing, greater transparency and scrutiny of the cost of energy policies, and the separation of domestic supply from generation businesses.

In his parting shot to Holyrood, Lord McConnell said the Scottish Parliament was failing in its role as a focal point for national debate and ministerial scrutiny and was in need of "radical change".

It requires radical self-knowledge and self-perception and self-scrutiny and involves simultaneously acting and reacting to the feedback your audience provides.