Sentence examples for to begin scrutinizing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Johnson has begun interviewing Democrats to see whether they would be interested in being the running mate, party officials say, and he has organized teams of lawyers to begin scrutinizing candidates' backgrounds as they move to make what would be one of the earliest vice-presidential selections in modern history.
The countrys industrial watchdog, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, is expected to announce plans this week to set up a database on the inspection and quarantine of imports and exports and has vowed to begin scrutinizing every shipment of goods leaving the country, taking a giant step from the random sampling currently conducted by U.S. Customs.
Given that the time and stress associated with grading has the potential to distract instructors from other, more meaningful aspects of teaching and learning, it is perhaps time to begin scrutinizing our tacit assumptions surrounding grading.
The report, which was prepared by an F.B.I. agent in Phoenix last summer and passed on to the bureau's headquarters in Washington before Sept. 11, urged that the agency begin scrutinizing Arab men attending flight schools to determine whether terrorists linked to Al Qaeda were trying to gain aviation training.
On Monday, election officials will begin scrutinizing the write-in ballots to separate the Murkowskis from the murk.
In its latest guidance, the comptroller said that it would begin scrutinizing the deposit-advance programs during its routine bank examinations.
The sequence of events typically goes like this: When people get anxious about performing, they naturally become particularly self-conscious; they begin scrutinizing actions that are best performed on autopilot.
In a regulation proposed last fall, the Department of Health and Human Services announced it may begin scrutinizing provider lists more closely.
Shares in Northern Rock slumped 36percentt Monday, to a seven-year low, dragging European banking stocks lower across the board as jittery investors began scrutinizing banks to determine which ones might have a similar business model.
They began scrutinizing their calendars to determine where in the world they could rendezvous.
Under President Obama, the Environmental Protection Agency has begun scrutinizing — and objecting to — permits for surface coal mines in the eastern United States, and the Interior Department has taken steps to reverse a mining-friendly stream buffer regulation adopted late in the Bush administration.
