Sentence examples for scrutiny measures from inspiring English sources

Prior scrutiny measures already exist in Sweden and the US.

In 2009 in response to increasing rates of Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) across Scotland national scrutiny measures were introduced involving a target for all boards to reduce CDI rates.

And contrary to charges that the pill was inadequately tested, the F.D.A. subjected it to more than adequate scrutiny measured by the standards prevailing before the thalidomide scare in 1962.

The Justices gave the elected branches a more or less free hand on economic issues but exercised greater scrutiny of measures that affected minorities.

Some O.E.C.D. members' policies have also come under scrutiny, especially measures aimed at cracking down on unauthorized sharing of digital music and other media.

The reports were issued across the spectrum of federal agencies, and more are being published each week as the auditors continue to increase their scrutiny of measures against terrorism.

And, with keen scrutiny, they measured the reality of emancipation — indeed, of the nation — against its promise.

Scrutiny of EU measures Parliamentary proceedings are increasingly "becoming a charade" because of the amount of EU measures parliament has to pass unamended, Tory ex-chancellor Lord Lamont complained, saying: "Fifty percent of all major British legislation starts in the EU".

She has asked Field to lead a series of evidence sessions as part of the pre-legislative scrutiny of the measures.

Hodge said today: "The government needs to urgently get its house in order so that this expenditure is properly open to public scrutiny, and that measures are put in place which will improve services and secure a better deal for the taxpayer".

Those teachers could face further scrutiny under multiple measures.