scrutinize

Object

• document: I'd encourage people to scrutinize the online document.
• practice: The organization argues for greater diversity in the press and scrutinizes media practices that marginalize public interest, minority and dissenting viewpoints.
• aspect: It's about scrutinizing every aspect of your marketing.
• work: They act in a similar way to Parliamentary select committees, scrutinizing the work of the Cabinet and reviewing Council policies and services.
• legislation: They are there to scrutinize draft legislation, and amend, reject or pass it as they decide.
• million: They will monitor details of suspect claims and scrutinize millions of them to find patterns or links.

Infinitive complement

• ensure: Every invoice submitted is scrutinized to ensure there are no unjustifiable expenses claims being made.

Modifying Another Word

• carefully: Such a notion demands that their language of subjectivity is scrutinized very carefully.
• closely: Another very good reason for a lay shareholder to closely scrutinize the Board!
• n't: Out how much robert including several often do n't scrutinize like many insurers.
• thoroughly: Graham Barber has thoroughly scrutinized the large surviving repertoire of the nineteenth century and selected these works as being fully worthy of resurrection.
• also: The performance of CSP channels across TCP/IP networks is also scrutinized.
• not: Just as the Protocols say, Gentile society does not scrutinize the origin or the consequences of the theories it adopts.

Preposition: from

• perspective: Skills, values, vocational, social and cultural objectives should be equally scrutinized from this particular perspective.