Sentence examples for scrutiny to keep from inspiring English sources

The professor said giving mayors a direct mandate for the population and a four-year term should allow them to do things, but there had to be the right level of scrutiny to keep powers in check.

My guess as to why that has not been rolled out is that it would be very hard, if not impossible, to verify everything in a clear way, and so LinkedIn relies on the power of public scrutiny to keep people mostly honest).

But with very important contributions from Indian Minister Ramesh both the US and China came out of Cancun with a system which will provide the necessary data, information, reporting, and scrutiny to keep a spotlight on whether countries are making the necessary progress towards their commitments.

It requires the nation's biggest banks to submit to greater scrutiny, and to keep enough capital on hand to make sure taxpayers never again have to cover the institutions' losses.

Yet whatever the cruise industry's progress in safeguarding the environment, Mr. Conway said it is necessary to keep up the scrutiny to prevent backsliding and to be sure that laws adequately protect the environment and human health.

However, we must ensure that as parliamentarians and lawmakers we give the agencies a clear framework to operate in and proper oversight, scrutiny and evaluation to keep them on track.

Richard Stevenson, the editor in charge of political coverage, says reporters and editors know they are under close scrutiny and work hard to keep bias out of their work.

The United States is reputed to have the world's wealthiest postsecondary education system, with average spending of around $19,000 per student compared with $8,400 across other developed countries, said the report, "Trends in College Spending 1998-2008," by the Delta Cost Project, a nonprofit group in Washington that promotes greater scrutiny of college costs to keep tuitions affordable.

According to Feld and Kirchgässner 2000, financial referendums increase citizen scrutiny and prompt governments to keep expenses under the limit above which a project is sent to ballot box.

These were feints, deceits, the kind of smoke that Iran blows to keep scrutiny at bay.

He also lived before the era of total scrutiny and was able to keep his private life shielded from public view.