Sentence examples for scrutinising the process from inspiring English sources

Though it was apparently accidental, it's a very good thing that the Information Commissioner is scrutinising the process here.

Reflexivity, a methodological tool to ensure fair and ethical representations, was used, with the researchers continually scrutinising the process and reviewing the research throughout, being constantly aware of the researchers' own theoretical position; and inter-rater reliability was ensured by having two researchers code the data separately.

She will be expected to scrutinise the process of detangling Britain from the EU and any new trade deals with the rest of the world.

The factory's manager, Simon Wood, is on hand to scrutinise the process, which is tweaked and refined for each customer according to their demands.

Asked about Phillips's comments, the prime minister's spokesman said it was absolutely necessary for MPs to scrutinise the process of leaving the EU but that MPs should not be given a vote on the package negotiated.

Several PCCs have now followed the example of Sue Mountstevens in Avon and Somerset, in allowing members of the public to volunteer to oversee and scrutinise the process of investigation of complaints against the police on behalf of the public.

Since then, lawyers on behalf of the borough council have scrutinised the process carried out by UHNM and the legality of their plans to implement the proposed transfer of services.

In the autumn, the PAC scrutinised the process and concluded that taxpayers had been "ripped off" and the government had "mismanaged" the project by allowing BT to win all the council bids.

It emerged that Laidlaw's co-author, Ed Smith, had sat on a meeting scrutinising the franchise process as late as 2 August, although Laidlaw said he "had provided a lot of challenge" to officials.

The National Audit Office has launched an investigation into the £30m given by the Department for Transport, Transport for London has appointed Ernst & Young to carry out an audit of its £30m, Sadiq Khan is scrutinising the procurement process and the Charity Commission has opened an "operational compliance" case into how on earth the trust is managing to spend all the money so quickly.

She spends her rare free moments on Instagram: pouring over images of celebrities, scrutinising the ageing process, deconstructing the faces of Kylie and Bella, and trying to work out how other cosmetic surgeons have tweaked them into perfection.