Sentence examples for scrutinising implementation from inspiring English sources
Ilott et al. concluded from their examination of the terminology's coherence that the framework offered a comprehensive structure and consistent terminology for scrutinising implementation in situ [ 8].
From that position she has championed the creation of a PN gender observatory, which is scrutinising the implementation of the quota and supporting female candidates.
"While recent developments show the Scottish government is heading in the right direction, there's much still to do to ensure that the Scottish parliament, and the public, have the information they need to fully understand and scrutinise the implementation of the new powers, especially the new tax and spending choices," she said.
Outages affecting western media outlets are analysed and scrutinised, but the implementation of the Green Dam will have greater implications for political freedom.
This theory is helpful in focusing the attention of researchers on patient-related factors that may affect the implementation of interventions in addition to scrutinising the system of provision.
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
They seize on a cause without scrutinising its merits.
The newly muscular SEC is scrutinising other deals.
Britain's competition watchdog is scrutinising English football.
Parliamentary committees are currently scrutinising the details.
