I will scrutinize you closely.

Looking for answers, I scrutinize the large picture to the left of the headline.

As a result, European citizens' elected representatives will be better able to scrutinize the work of the Commission.

Non governmental monitors need to scrutinize the proceedings to ensure that errors are identified early enough to be corrected.

The Sub Commission has at its fifty seventh session continued to prove its willingness to scrutinize its own working methods.

Sexist commentators have to scrutinize themselves if they do so honestly, they will not like what they see in the mirror.

United Nations bodies responsible for follow up and support in cases of forced displacement should carefully scrutinize such situations and identify suitable solutions.

Will it curb my right to speak freely or punish me by throwing me in jail? Will it scrutinize my tax returns extra carefully?

Private sector education subject to the buying decisions of parents, who will closely scrutinize their investment is the best long term guarantor of quality.

Now, however, the international community is bound to scrutinize how wars are conducted, and crimes of war will not be allowed to go unpunished.

On this, and on all the actions needed to achieve the MDGs, the Organization must continue to scrutinize progress and demand greater effort wherever it is needed.

The United Kingdom will therefore cast its positive vote with this in mind and will carefully scrutinize the necessary amendments to the United Nations Charter in due course.

As happens almost everywhere, the transition became a moment to scrutinize the outgoing government s policies, even if the new administration does not intend to modify those policies in the short term.

It will have joint decision making authority in many more areas, including the budget. As a result, European citizens' elected representatives will be better able to scrutinize the work of the Commission.

The Fund can help to prevent future crisis of this kind, but only if it first prevents undue influence on its capacity to scrutinize, and if necessary criticize, influential countries policies and regulations.

It is high time for the supposed Fourth Estate the media to scrutinize the behavior and motives of judges and prosecutors, both individually and collectively, in the same way they do elected officials.

(c) The monitoring, reporting, self evaluation and control systems will be strengthened further so as to enable managers to scrutinize critically their activities and associated resources and ensure proper focus on expected outputs and outcomes.

The department was created to scrutinize all the efforts and activities on the part of Government agencies and non governmental organizations in Malaysia and to formulate strategies and recommendations aimed at reducing road traffic accidents.

Apart from avoiding the excess burden and injustice of taxation, they also have the benefit of inducing banks owners to choose a prudent investment strategy, while persuading creditors to scrutinize and select carefully the banks to which they want to lend.