Sentence examples for started scrutinising from inspiring English sources

The MoJ began investigating all its agreements with the two firms, including the running of major prisons, while the Cabinet Office started scrutinising all other Government contracts with G4S and Serco.

As the market has turned in the past year, the big banks have started scrutinising loans offered up for securitisation far more closely and are throwing far more than they used to back at the subprime lenders.

There are many images of the duchess to stare at, but after a while we stop admiring and start scrutinising.

The experts are being sorted into specialist teams and will soon start scrutinising applications.Some of the projects still have their critics.

AS THE big Wall Street investment banks have already discovered to their cost, America's fund managers are learning that once the regulators start scrutinising industry practices, one discovery tends to lead to another.

So they toss him in jail for a few weeks and start scrutinising the rest of the operation.

"I think with the internet people are starting scrutinise candidates more," suggested Henry, a young volunteer from Brooklyn who has travelled up to help knock on doors in New Hampshire.

Investors have started to scrutinise the Chinese economy in a far more forensic fashion and do not especially like what they see.

After the collapse of several big conglomerates with hidden debts, such as Kia Motors and the Daewoo conglomerate, creditors, credit-rating agencies and investors have all started to scrutinise auditors' reports more carefully.

On the contrary: the vitality of religion research that the programme has contributed to is surely one reason why scholars have started to scrutinise non-religious and areligious positions more closely.

Then, of course, the internet lost its shit in a monsoon of moral outrage and started to scrutinise why Korean girls are trying to look more Western and how awful that all is.      .