Sentence examples for scrutiny in order to from inspiring English sources

"But they're receiving greater scrutiny in order to eliminate the possibility of something more sinister".

But the generals opened up Operation Iraqi Freedom to scrutiny in order to win over hearts and minds in Iraq as well as in America.

"Those involved in public service should expect public scrutiny in order to root out problems, particular when the state is carrying out the most intimate act possible – killing people".

Exam papers are escorted to schools by security guards and monitored with GPS trackers, while the examiners who draft them are kept under close scrutiny in order to avoid leaks.

Many Democrats expressed unhappiness with the legislation, rushed through at the last minute without the normal scrutiny in order to meet the deadline, because it contains more than $2tn in spending cuts over the next decade.

What I find problematic is the behaviour of public officials in critical roles who seem unwilling to subject their views to rigorous scrutiny, in order to see whether there's substance beyond the jokes.

Any such promise might have contradicted the assurance of permanence he had given to William Hague and to the honours scrutiny committee, in order to get clearance for his peerage.

Women are under constant scrutiny, and in order to thrive (or even simply survive) in the work place they must outperform their male counterparts.

David Pearson, the president of Adass, agrees this level of scrutiny is needed in order to protect patients he describes as "the most vulnerable of the most vulnerable", but says additional staffing and legal costs generated by the hike in DoLS applications is putting already hard-pressed council budgets under strain.

Such requirement is mainly driven by research areas where expert knowledge is of very high importance and any new proposed modelling system falls under the interpretability scrutiny of experts in order to confirm the system's validity.

She is willing to expose both body and soul to the scrutiny of observers in order to share those human qualities that many others seek to hide, repress or deny.