Scrutinising

After seeing many relationships come apart over money, Coote believes that, rather than scrutinising receipts, couples should come to financial arrangements that give both parties “responsibility and control”.

He asked the officials to investigate all aspects by scrutinising permissions, guidelines, government-provided facilities, student numbers, fee structures, fee reimbursement policies, and the qualifications of teaching and non-teaching staff.

Investigators will now be scrutinising eye witness accounts and videos and CCTV footage of the crash for clues to the cause of the horror collision.

It will suit the Conservative machine if the BBC becomes too cowed to perform its vital function of scrutinising all the parties without fear or favour.

Councillors scrutinising the new Frimley Park Hospital were left 'extremely disappointed' as NHS bosses had 'nothing new to tell', according to a member of Bracknell Forest Council.

Ensure you view this one with companions as It Follows will leave you looking over your shoulder and scrutinising every corner for days to come.

In their statement, the UN officials lamented that the plan would “restrict the UK courts from properly scrutinising removal decisions, leaving asylum-seekers with limited room to appeal even if they face significant risks”.

Lords were scrutinising two pieces of legislation which formed part of the deal to restore Stormont.

Shaibu stressed the importance of scrutinising any alliance with France through the lens of national interest and historical experience.

Some members said the BOJ can afford to spend plenty of time scrutinising the outcome of this year's spring wage negotiations as the risk of runaway inflation was small, the minutes showed.

The committee was scrutinising the East West Rail project as part of its strategic transport objectives inquiry.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it was scrutinising whether the sale of Oasis tickets by Ticketmaster, the official ticketing partner for the concert, may have breached consumer protection law.

The Impartial Reporter is committed to both scrutinising public authorities and expressing robust opinions on various matters.

We’re getting these papers but we’re a scrutiny committee, and we should be scrutinising these matters in depth, asking any questions we might feel we need to ask prior to it going to cabinet.

With a reputation for being a drug addict, I felt like all eyes were constantly on me, scrutinising my every move, especially with regard to my parenting.

A copy of the signed matrix will then be submitted to the CEO, and copies thereof will be given to the parties’ representatives, observers, CARICOM Scrutinising Team, the GECOM Chair and Commissioners.

However, Minister of Homeland Security Nicholas Dausi says the ministry is scrutinising the submitted names to ensure that those released have really transformed.

It has been categorically stated that an NRC will be prepared only by verifying and scrutinising the particulars in the NPR.

As he entered into office and sought to perform his responsibilities as president, federal agents and prosecutors were scrutinising his conduct before and after taking office and the conduct of some of his associates,” Barr said.

A special team, he said, was scrutinising social media comments and would lodge police reports once it detects anything amounting to an offence.