Sentence examples for scrutinising progress from inspiring English sources
"ORR will be scrutinising progress closely to ensure plans for extra capacity, expanding and electrifying the railway, improving train punctuality, enhancing the resilience of our rail network to severe weather, closing level crossings and increasing workforce safety are effectively delivered".
The refusal to reveal how many Syrian refugees have arrived undermines parliament's ability to scrutinise progress, Vaz added.
Where should the world leaders and development agencies focus their attention and energy as they scrutinise progress and try to decide next steps?
The regulatory policy committee (RPC), which the government appointed in July to scrutinise progress towards cutting £10bn of red tape this parliament, criticised the initial costings of proposed changes to the law, designed to make it harder for workers to strike.
Scrutinising the progress in other realms of modern technology, he found the same explosive growth.
Business leaders considering ways to sell their products in a country of 80 million people will also be scrutinising the progress in thawing international relations with the second largest country in the Middle East.
Those who have scrutinised the progress of the Welfare Reform Act, say this move from state to charity reflects the general direction of travel.
There needs to be more effective mechanisms for scrutinising exactly how much progress companies are making, with sticks for the failing as well as carrots for the successful.
Additionally, a steering group consisting of the researcher, the academic supervisors and the two members of the patient and public representative team will meet six monthly to scrutinise and review progress of the research.
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
