Sentence examples for scrutinising critically from inspiring English sources
Ministers are perfectly capable of scrutinising critically the prince's views; and their policies are hardly likely to be altered by junior officials seconded to a government department from the prince's office.
Greg Barns of the Australian Lawyers Alliance said if the bill were passed it was "likely to be scrutinised critically by the high court" and could be ruled unconstitutional.
His feat in critically scrutinising 12,600 lines of the poetry of the Welsh princes in the centre's acclaimed seven-volume series testified to his powers of concentration.
Realist review seeks to uncover the underlying theories that explain these demi-regularities by critically scrutinising the interaction between context, mechanism and outcome in a sample of primary studies.
As the children have struggled to cope under mounting pressure by the programme, their behaviour has been critically scrutinised and harshly judged by the media and viewers.
Since then examples of successful UHC – or something close to that – have expanded, and have been critically scrutinised by health experts and empirical economists.
In novels like A Bend in the River, and in extended journalistic essays like An Area of Darkness, he has critically scrutinised the experience of colonialism, from the inside, and in the process has infuriated the bien pensants of post-imperialism.
The BBC - in its role as a broadcaster editorially independent of the government - has a duty to critically scrutinise the policies of the government of the day.
In a second step, these aspects are critically scrutinised and suggestions for improvements are made which are considered crucial for the operationalisation of the concept (sub-chapters "Analysis of the guidance and suggestions for improvements").
