Sentence examples for scrutiny and monitoring from inspiring English sources

Still, this growing category of event deserves scrutiny and monitoring.

Tap water also receives greater public scrutiny and monitoring than does the bottled variety.

But then, I thought: how can all the close scrutiny and monitoring of schools brought in over the past 20 years allow this level of "losing"?

It presents a novel perspective on civic movements testing John Keane's notion of "monitory democracy": an emerging order of public scrutiny and monitoring of power.

The company has a two-level board, consisting of the main board, which includes the chief executive of the organisations, along with an independent chair, and a partnership board that focuses on scrutiny and monitoring.

"Over the past few years, significant progress has been made to provide increased protection for young people in custody, with closer scrutiny and monitoring of restraint, improved complaints and advocacy procedures for young people, and the increased transparency provided through publication of the restraint data on a regular basis".

Only greater transparency, better scrutiny and closer monitoring of impact will allow us to answer that question with confidence.

Thus we see much more movement and larger differences by governor term length during periods of little scrutiny and reduced monitoring.

Instead, they serve as early demonstrations of how people are taking ownership of online meanings under intense scrutiny – and how censorship and monitoring create a fertile breeding ground for parody, coded language, and unspoken codes of resistance.

Both carbs and meat are under scrutiny and Mintel, which monitors consumer behaviour around the world, says we're eating less pasta.

Fluid balance was monitored daily by weighing, scrutiny of fluid balance charts, and monitoring of blood pressure and pulse.