Sentence examples for scrutinised through from inspiring English sources

He highlighted the fact British military involvement in Iraq was currently being scrutinised through the Iraq Inquiry and the Baha Mousa Inquiry.

Her new film, Fish Tank, also the winner of the Prix du Jury at Cannes, takes us directly into the lives of those observed from a distance in Red Road, and its title suggests a life scrutinised through an intervening screen.

Given that this study concerns patient safety, it is possible that some potential participant GPs and other care providers could feel they would be scrutinised through our observations.

All the films were heavily scrutinised, from casting through to release.

These theories were then scrutinised and refined through regular group discussions.

-Romy, Bristol I was scrutinised by management all through my pregnancy and my performance reviews through the eighth month of pregnancy.

BigBoyAli What we said: "With uncanny prescience, The Honourable Woman scrutinised the biggest issues through the most intimate human experiences.

This initial analysis was clarified and scrutinised by SZ and DR through regular meetings and electronic exchanges.

The goodness of fit of each model for observed versus predicted values will be scrutinised (comparisons will be drawn through a likelihood-ratio test and Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC)).

Clearly the draft investigatory powers bill now needs to be closely scrutinised before it begins its journey through both houses of parliament.

Bad legislation goes through the House of Commons not properly scrutinised.