Sentence examples for task of scrutinising from inspiring English sources

As companies learned this week whether they had been successful, a whistleblower claimed that staff hired by the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) were unequal to the task of scrutinising 1,000 bids containing 50,000 responses to questions.

The inquiry is led by a senior judge, Lord Justice Pitchford, who has been given the task of scrutinising the infiltration of political groups by police spies since 1968.

Mr Driscoll was filing out of the church when he got the urgent message to call Ed Jarman, the forensic scientist at the laboratory given the task of scrutinising clothing seized from the suspects.

Neither the accountancy review board, the state department nor half a dozen congressional committees investigating the death of Stevens have made any public comment on the role of the CIA; nor have congressional committees tasked with performing the role of scrutinising the government on behalf of the electorate.

Instead, he has been placed in charge of scrutinising it.

But Conservatives accused him of showing "contempt" for the process of scrutinising legislation.

Our crime dramas emphasise the importance of scrutinising eye movements and gestures.

Assembly members will now begin a process of scrutinising the bill ahead of a future vote.

The watchdog tasked with scrutinising the work of Britain's intelligence agencies is to demand an urgent report from GCHQ about revelations that the phone, internet and email records of British citizens have been analysed and stored by America's National Security Agency.

The group of volunteers are tasked with scrutinising complaints against the police.

The lobbying bill has also come in for criticism from the chairman of the committee tasked with scrutinising it.