Sentence examples for sufficient scrutiny from inspiring English sources
She said then that non-executive directors, "drawn from the same, narrow social and professional circles as the executive team", had failed to provide sufficient scrutiny.
It does not subject the policy evidence to sufficient scrutiny, nor does it take adequate care with the consequences of its proposals.
He also said the documents highlighted the need for a public interest monitor in NSW to ensure there was sufficient scrutiny over the warrant process.
On Monday, Lord Puttnam said that the scheme was being rushed through parliament without sufficient scrutiny, and that legislators were subject to an "extraordinary degree of lobbying" from copyright holders.
Norman I. Silber, a Hofstra University law professor who specializes in nonprofit groups, called the move overdue, saying charity funds managed by investment companies had long failed to apply sufficient scrutiny to such organizations.
The report also found that while some information was withheld from the directors, the board "did not give sufficient scrutiny" to information it did have about the web of partnerships that helped cause the company's collapse.
Her investigation not only exposed abuses of the political system, but also highlighted secrets of information control and censorship that lie at the heart of a UK government that has operated for years without sufficient public scrutiny.
We need sufficient regulatory scrutiny so that we don't have debacles like that of Theranos, a company that claimed it could perform comprehensive lab tests from just a few drops of blood.
The Accord negotiated an extension to 2021, but was ordered by the Bangladesh high court to cease operations by the end of November over concerns it was not undergoing sufficient government scrutiny.
Dawn Register, partner in tax dispute resolution at accountants BDO said: "This controversial tax charge has not received sufficient Parliamentary scrutiny.
Because the U.S. government's accounting has been classified, it hasn't been subject to sufficient democratic scrutiny.
