Sentence examples for scrutinizing matters from inspiring English sources

Weiwei is a voice scrutinizing matters felt throughout the world, especially when it comes to artists and free thinking.  .

No matter what his true lineage, Happy has come to symbolize the intensity with which South Africans still scrutinize matters of race -- years after apartheid's demise and despite real progress toward building an integrated society.

Many also routinely scrutinize mail.

And practices--such as closing schools to bring kids to demonstrations and photo ops, suspending and weeding out large numbers of students, and maintaining enrollments that are not reflective of the population--should be scrutinized no matter who you or your backers are.

They can review and scrutinize health service matters and make reports and recommendations.

In June, the Liberals put forward new legislation to strike a special parliamentary committee to scrutinize national security matters.

But Robert L. Christensen, an authority on financial services accounting, says it is high time that investors — and regulators, for that matter — scrutinize the banks' auditing processes.

Dick concentrates on the last two, and on the blurry border that divides them; this allows him to scrutinize the vexed matter of buttock thrusts, the precise number and visibility of which weigh heavily on raters' minds.

Such little epiphanies occur repeatedly, no matter how much time you spend scrutinizing the older works: the reinterpretations always show you something you missed.

Most of that heft is hidden in "dark matter," which the ACS team will trace by scrutinizing the positions of the warps.

A commission appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to investigate political corruption, which has been accused of shying away from scrutinizing his allies, agreed on Tuesday to issue a subpoena to the State Democratic Party, according to people with knowledge of the matter.