Sentence examples for scrutinizing operations from inspiring English sources

They started scrutinizing operations, like whether their travel schedules might be shifted to make their lives more relaxed and productive.

Yesterday Mr. Lee was both watchdog and factotum, scrutinizing transit operations and answering befuddled riders' questions.

BANGKOK — Investigators in Thailand and Spain were scrutinizing the operations of a suspected counterfeiting network on Thursday, a day after 10 people were arrested in Barcelona and Thailand on suspicion of providing stolen, doctored European passports to terrorists entering Western countries.

Meanwhile, trade officials at the European Commission in Brussels are scrutinizing the operations of Huawei and ZTE, amid allegations — denied by the companies — that they may have received unfair subsidies or engaged in so-called dumping of telecommunications gear, or selling it below their own production costs in order to undercut competitors.

You talk about really scrutinizing the operations and security of these service providers.

They will be in and out, scrutinizing our operations, unless they are displeased and decide to protest and leave.

The budget is implemented by the ministry of finance, which scrutinizes the operations of the state enterprises in accordance with the economic plan.

"It's worse today than when they took it over," said Frank Scott, co-chairman of the Roosevelt Watch Society, a community group formed in 2005 to scrutinize school operations.

He noted that the government and the public "generally are less able to scrutinize the operations and finances of for-profit businesses".

However, after the war Schwarzkopf noted he was very critical of military analysts who scrutinized his operation, feeling that some of them were poorly informed on the factors involved in his planning, and that others were violating operational security by revealing too much about how he might plan the operation.

Regulators began scrutinizing Mr. Ponce's operation.