Sentence examples for scrutinize rules from inspiring English sources
For its part, the S.E.C. has hired additional economists to scrutinize rules and published guidelines for evaluating regulations.
In the wake of the Enron disaster, President Bush ordered the U.S. Treasury to scrutinize pension rules and announced creation of a pension-rules working group.
Homeowners who live in a co-op or in a community governed by a homeowner's association should scrutinize the rules of those organizations, added Christopher Hitchcock, a partner at Ohrenstein & Brown, a law firm in New York that represents co-op boards.
Cass R. Sunstein, who leads the White House office that reviews all major regulations, said he was carefully scrutinizing proposed rules across the government to ensure that they are cost efficient and based on the best current science.
The prepared femoral head was carefully scrutinized to rule out lateral neck notching before implantation of the prosthesis.
He said Canada "has no choice" but to request that the World Trade Organization scrutinize the labeling rules.
In this paper, each option was critically scrutinized and decision rules formulated based on well-described literature examples.
First, to develop an analytical framework for scrutinizing changes in rules in incremental urban developments and second, to test the analytical framework in a real-life incremental urban development.
WASHINGTON — Leading members of Congress on Friday demanded that federal regulators strengthen proposed banking rules and scrutinize trading closely in the wake of JPMorgan Chase's disclosures of trading losses.
The agency reserves the right to scrutinize Google anyway and rule on whether it violated the consent decree it signed with the government last March.
