Sentence examples for scrutinised project from inspiring English sources

Looking back, I think some of the most intense debates about this much scrutinised project highlights how Amref finds itself caught between developing a good model of development practice and delivering life-changing aid to a very deprived community.

"This will be the body that works to scrutinise projects and which the Cerner project could have benefited from," a North Bristol spokeswoman said.

We believe that this is the most closely scrutinised biological control project in Australia.

Indicators that demonstrate an across criteria grade of less than 4, but was assessed by key stakeholders as a high or essential priority within the overall (utility) rating, were scrutinised by the project team and included as decided by consensus.

The Dartmouth Atlas project has scrutinised variations in health outcomes and spending involving Medicare.

The individual notes of each study participant will be scrutinised by the LEEDS project co-ordinator and adverse effects clearly resulting in what seemed to be clinically significant distress will be recorded.

Or, at least, it's a concept whose time has come to be scrutinised and evaluated and his project seems almost spookily prescient.

Animal work was performed by authorised scientists (holding a personal licence) according to UK Home Office regulations (Guidance on the Operation of Animals, Scientific Procedures, Act 1986) and complying with the directives of the European Union (project licence 70/5882 scrutinised by Queen Mary Ethics Committee first and then approved by the Home Office, on April 2004)".

The IFG recommends the major projects lists be scaled back and that any potential new projects are better scrutinised before they are announced.

"This initial assessment revealed doubts," the commission said in a statement, adding that funding for four fixed-wing aircraft projects and two helicopter projects would now be scrutinised.

Software developers on GitHub can collaborate on projects, scrutinise each other's work, and suggest improvements or solutions to problems.