Scrutinise in a sentence

He was going to Ireland to be a judge at the Ploughing, which would give him a chance to scrutinise Tracey’s methods.

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

Trump's campaign has also launched several complaining that their poll watchers were unable to scrutinise the voting process.

Campaigners said they will use the new transparency rules to scrutinise how companies use taxpayer cash.

This allowed officials to scrutinise data from the studies in real time and authorise the vaccine under an emergency approval.

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

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

Ludo tried to scrutinise Harry as they walked but he kept his head down, embarrassed by the attention.

So, as polling day inches closer, it is important to scrutinise the promises made by politicians and framing that goes around it.

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

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

The main task of the States-Provincial is to scrutinise the work of the provincial government.

He said pressuring the committee to scrutinise the budget in a limited timeframe is unfair.

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

The primary function of a Departmental Select Committee is to scrutinise and investigate the activities of a particular government department.

Although the House of Lords may scrutinise the executive through Question Time and through its committees, it cannot bring down the Government.

Even as allegations of major wrongdoing swirled last year, German banking regulator Bafin appointed only one person to scrutinise the giant firm.

Government has said it will scrutinise all contracts awarded in the past two months.

So one must assume that the responsibility of the National Assembly is to scrutinise what the executive is doing and not just to be a rubber stamp.

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.