Sentence examples similar to scrutinising fee from inspiring English sources
Harman said that while the BBC should be closely scrutinised, the licence fee remains its best funding mechanism, despite its "imperfections and anomalies".
Now contracts have been scrutinised, budgets set, fees haggled and we can finally start.
His background in business and banking means he specialises in scrutinising the way the BBC spends licence fee payers' money.
The Lib Dems, expanding on a vague promise made by the Conservatives yesterday, also said it is possible to balance the need to keep some of the BBC's expenditure activity out of the public domain while being more thorough in scrutinising where the £3.4bn-a-year licence fee goes.
"This is not just an attack on education as a public service; it is a direct assault on the right of students and the wider public to scrutinise and resist future fee rises," the group said, further accusing Universities Minister Jo Johnson of treating students as 'consumers'consumers
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
Parliamentary committees are currently scrutinising the details.
Monitoring the budget involves scrutinising the variances.
I sense him scrutinising my trainers.
