Sentence examples similar to scrutinised documents from inspiring English sources

But from what I understand, the Guardian has carefully scrutinised the documents they received.

The medical professionals at the IAAF and/or Usada then closely scrutinise those documents.

While this was welcome as an indication of the significance of the topic, it did create difficulties as members of the group had to scrutinise more documents than they had expected".

The FCA scrutinised samples of documents sent to customers who had requested either to surrender or transfer their policies.

Other documents scrutinised included Bothwell's divorce from Jean Gordon.

In addition, we scrutinised relevant policy documents, including English and Welsh standard contract templates, individual PCT/trust and LHB/trust contracts, annual operating frameworks, and various national guidelines, commissioning intentions, financial statements and local targets.

A Financial Services Authority report into what went wrong at Royal Bank of Scotland before the £45bn taxpayer bailout is facing further delay after leading lawyer Bill Knight and City grandee Sir David Walker were drafted into help scrutinise the document.

As Westminster's largest parties launch their general election manifestos, here is a guide to the significance and history of these much-scrutinised documents.

But that will be in the small print and will only become apparent when the full spending review documents are scrutinised.

To draw an accurate picture of Tesco's finances, Deloitte demanded to see more than 6m documents and scrutinised more than 700 supplier invoices.

Thus far we've seen the documents being scrutinised for everything from salary disparities to medical records of employees at the company.