Examples of using Scrutinise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Inspect; scrutinise; scrutinize.
The Commissioner may be assured that we will scrutinise them well.
By all means scrutinise other countries,
Cost awareness is in our bones and we thoroughly scrutinise all costs.
Scrutinise Greece, Spain
People also translate
The WTO must carefully scrutinise the criteria being applied.
that our electorate can scrutinise.
The Commission will closely scrutinise observance of this obligation.
which is precisely why we must scrutinise its content closely.
But that would mean having to scrutinise our policies and cut back on them.
upgrade the way the committees sift and scrutinise the product of comitology.
In my view, we should scrutinise the statistical data for NUTS3,
Our citizens, who have mandated us to set policies and scrutinise the executive, expect no less.
The Committee will scrutinise the green paper on a Community return policy with great care.
They are members of around 80 review panels that scrutinise applications within specific areas.
The Commission will scrutinise similar national
We in Parliament have to give our assent and we will scrutinise the final treaties very closely.
We shall carefully scrutinise it, to see how serious the Commission really is about fighting fraud.
The competent authority of the home Member State for the prospectus approval shall not scrutinise that section of the summary.
Establishing a committee which will scrutinise how the member states fulfil their obligations.
Constantly scrutinise sectoral vulnerability, so as to head off sector"market failures",
Competition authorities should also carefully scrutinise any proposed acquisitions by Big Four firms.
We should rationally scrutinise this programme, which prohibits the creation of fire belts
analyse and scrutinise on behalf of our citizens.
They will not feel sensitive if we scrutinise their credentials and submit them to a certain apprenticeship.
We scrutinise these requests to ensure that they are well-founded,
Scholarly journals have editorial boards that scrutinise the quality of the articles submitted by researchers.
Governments should scrutinise their own practices as employers
Based on the outcome of its work on new business models, the European Aviation Safety Agency(EASA) must scrutinise the developments to ensure the optimal safety of passengers
Not only should they scrutinise IAS, they should provide input into the IASC standard setting process at all stages,