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We paused to scrutinise tree tops for the green, blue and yellow birds, and were rewarded by several pairs of the tubby ungainly fowl.
It insists no one will be inappropriately housed by 2006 and a new inspectorate will scrutinise institutions.
He said in cases of defence of amnesia or automatism, the court had to carefully scrutinise all evidence.
As an artist you will surely agree that it is the job of art continually to scrutinise and interrogate society and our place in it.
The committee system, which was designed to be inquisitorial and to scrutinise ministers, was neutered.
The insurance company might allow an independent monitor to scrutinise the demutualisation process on behalf of policyholders.
I like to say that science is placed permanently in a watchtower, from which it can scrutinise the future.
Fourteen members represent London constituencies, the other 11 are London-wide and their job is to scrutinise and monitor the mayor's performance.
But at the same time, our hero-worship of fiction allows us to gloss over, or even embrace, certain issues we would do best to scrutinise a little more discerningly.
It is difficult to scrutinise somebody else if we as Parliament do not ensure that we are completely beyond reproach ourselves.
It is our job as parliamentarians to scrutinise proposed agreements and to hold the line in terms of civil liberties.
Where are the reports on these trips that the commissioner, by rights, should have given to the Parliament to scrutinise to ascertain the value of the trips?
The Executive undertakes to produce a coherent programme of government which the parliament is duty bound to scrutinise, debate and give assent to.
What national parliaments must improve on doing is to scrutinise and check the executive power of the Council.
Their literary and theatrical writings, imbued with musicality, closely scrutinise the man of today.
The job that only MPs can do is to be jurists: to write, repair and scrutinise our laws.
It was therefore deemed necessary to scrutinise cases diagnosed with for example seborrhoea, alopecia and immune-related skin diseases.
The process is known as apostille, and staff are not expected to scrutinise the contents of the documents.
And mothers are inclined to scrutinise their daughters in the same way they would scrutinise themselves.
The same analysis is valid when we scrutinise the relations between a financial partner from the North and a support organisation from the South.
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Examples from Classical Literature
I know that the breeders of Shorthorns will scrutinise my statements carefully.
The gleam, long continued, had given us full time to scrutinise the ground.
The time has come to scrutinise it more closely, and ascertain if it be what he suspects it.
Fortunately Fernand does not see, else he might scrutinise them more closely.
To collect, scrutinise, and appraise facts is his chief business.Science.
Many familiar figures from the recent past now debate and scrutinise legislation before the chamber's golden throne and stuffed woolsack.
The dark eyes continued to scrutinise that bronzed face suspiciously.
He continued to scrutinise the new trail for some moments longer.
A LIST of measures has been proposed to scrutinise the Welsh Government's use of new financial powers.
Secrets that few would like to scrutinise were bred and hidden in mountains of unseemly rags, masses of corrupted fat, and sepulchres of bones.
A LIST of measures have been proposed to scrutinise the Welsh Government's use of new financial powers.
The US Treasury is to scrutinise banks that are moving some of their operations abroad to avoid strict regulations concerning swap contracts.
A FINAL appeal for volunteers to scrutinise investigations into rape and sexual assaults has been made.
He hesitated, to scrutinise his companion's inscrutable face.
The detective, leaning elegantly on his walking-cane, continued to scrutinise the shop.
But North Wales AM Aled Roberts has called for the Act to be expanded to allow people to scrutinise housing associations, water and big energy companies.
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