Sentence examples for scrutinising how from inspiring English sources

Now, Denny is scrutinising how similar hacking culture is to "contemporary radical management practices".

This means that I spend much of my time scrutinising how white and black people relate to each other, trying especially to understand their attraction to each other.

For him, scrutinising how we engage with works of art was a lifelong mission - one that he pursued with tenacity, enthusiasm and commitment.

However, the CFCP is also scrutinising how clubs generate their income.

It is also scrutinising how Bedfordshire Police dealt with information from a member of the public who reported an allegation of child abuse against Watkins in October 2012.

I must also oversee and scrutinise how complaints against the police are managed.

In this vital area, we need to be particularly careful to scrutinise how the government spends our money.

They also scrutinise how ministers in those governments vote in Brussels, a thing that some parliaments do more effectively than others.

Under pressure from the World Bank, Chad has set up an independent watchdog that will scrutinise how the government spends its oil booty.

The checks we have in terms of passengers who go on aeroplanes, how they are scrutinised, how they are checked is – in the jargon – multi-layered.

It is not a moment too soon to scrutinise how it plans to spend its £38.2bn railway investment budget over the next five years.