Sentence examples for scrutiny was needed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walsh said such scrutiny was needed at the union.

Spreads were nearly 30percentt in some cases, causing some to suggest regulatory scrutiny was needed.

But justice committee convener Christine Grahame said independent scrutiny was needed.

"Giving the regulator a veto over sales is a bold proposal, but I feel much more scrutiny is needed of large pension schemes at the point of purchase, if we are to avoid similar cases [such as BHS] happening again".

Experts agree that scrutiny is needed and that some relatives should not receive foster children because of criminal histories, past child abuse, drug use or lack of contact with the child.

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.

If ESS are to meet their purpose, openness to public scrutiny is needed.

The schools inspection criteria is "not fit for purpose" and greater local scrutiny is needed for England's free schools and academies, shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt has said.

The difference in their use by different police forces - and whether increased scrutiny is needed to ensure they are used consistently.

Comments sections are filled with statements like: "Not only the metadata of phone calls, but also the content of everything is being scrutinised and stored in case more scrutiny is needed".

As data concerning broader material circumstances were unavailable for this study further scrutiny is needed to corroborate these findings.