Sentence examples for scrutiny the rules from inspiring English sources

Northern Rock, a bank nationalised in 2008, will escape scrutiny; the rules concerning the royal family are to be tightened.

This led him to make a close scrutiny of the Rules of the House, printed on a card next to the bed: 1.

The argument in favour of reform – or at the very least a wholesale scrutiny – of the rules as they're applied has been heightened by legal case over Mr Platt and Disney World.

But chief spooks in democracies should treasure public trust and be slow to avoid public debate, parliamentary scrutiny and the rule of law.

Mr. Kelleher said that a number of firms that helped precipitate the crisis in 2008, like money market funds, would fail to be subject to the additional scrutiny as the rule is currently written.

Whether the introduction of this legislation will mark a turning point in efforts to subject the drone strike policy to democratic scrutiny and the rule of law will significantly depend on whether members of the public rally behind the Schiff-Jones bill, and press their representatives in Congress to co-sponsor it.

While no politician's child should have to endure the same harsh scrutiny as their parents, the rules change when the politician embraces a reality TV career.

They want their own government's national security surveillance activities to be conducted under the independent scrutiny that characterises the rule of law.

The rules also attracted scrutiny from federal antitrust regulators.

Questions must be asked about whether the Tories are using a loophole in the rules to avoid scrutiny of big money donations and why David Cameron, who once said that sunlight was the best disinfectant, feels the need to raise money in this way," he said.

Their failures and penchant for sensationalism over substance requires forensic scrutiny and immediate change, as do the rules of ownership.