Scrutinise

Against this background, one needs to scrutinise the methodology employed by the country’s statistics office in arriving at the 2.51% growth rate for the second quarter.

But Jessica Blair of Electoral Reform Society Cymru said Wales had what was "in effect a part-time parliament as it has not had enough members to fully scrutinise vital legislation and significant decisions about how public services are run".

Concerns have been raised that attempts to scrutinise policy set by Wrexham Council’s ruling leadership are being frustrated.

The home secretary accused the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, of failing to properly scrutinise the Metropolitan Police and said the government had already “taken steps to ensure that forces are tackling weaknesses in their vetting systems”.

This will make all investors scrutinise more in detail not only the ebike industry but probably the entire micromobility sector, from supply chains to customer journeys and product design,” the company says.

Username Marnai said: “To promise to scrutinise all 4,000 rules this year was always a stupid promise.

We have witnessed the decline in their ability to scrutinise and respond to wind farm applications for more than a decade due to their lack of resources.

But the more frequent pattern is one in which charges are downgraded either to harassment or less serious stalking offences – although a lack of data hampers the efforts of those trying to scrutinise what is going on.

During the Committee of Supply, legislators scrutinise allocations to government ministries, departments and agencies vote by vote.

Farage has given various reasons when probed on the number of dismissals from Reform UK, including blaming the vetting company his party hired to scrutinise potential candidates.

Gerber said hate speech, racism and violence on campuses should not be normalised and the university’s failure to scrutinise the EFFSC’s repeated violations was unacceptable.

He urged authorities to scrutinise the plans carefully for the sake of local communities.

Inspectors who scrutinise the work of prosecutors, police forces, prisons and probation services have called for answers on why people are leaving their roles.

New Delhi, Dec 20 : The Rajya Sabha on Friday adopted through voice vote a motion to nominate 12 of its members to the joint committee of Parliament that will scrutinise the two bills proposing simultaneous elections.

Non-executive board directors and external advisors on the ’s Editorial Guidelines and Standards Committee will also be given greater powers to scrutinise and challenge senior management’s complaint handling.

Speaking at the end of the debate, Labour's Home Office spokesman Lord Vernon Coaker said that while his party opposed the bill, it was the unelected House of Lords' job to scrutinise and amend legislation, but not to block it.

Speaking on VOC’s PM Drive show on Thursday, political analyst Zwelethu Jolobe, said the issue goes deeper as it is a reflection on those who failed to scrutinise Mthimkhulu’s background and documentation correctly.

The culture and media secretary also cited concerns around public interest when she intervened in December to scrutinise the sale.

The industry body has urged the Ministry to scrutinise the impact of quick-commerce platforms on the traditional retail sector.

The lodging of the planning application is a major step for this housing initiative, and interested parties can now scrutinise the designs and supplementary details through the council's online planning portal.