Examples of using Scrutinised in English and their translations into Dutch
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That means that the contents of the waste container must be carefully scrutinised.
There were days that I felt scrutinised and alienated.
The"2-pack" is currently being scrutinised by both the European Parliament
I believe these measures should be scrutinised to make sure they are effective.
Then Mrs. Bunting scrutinised the waste- paper basket and Mr. Bunting opened the lid of the coal-scuttle.
The Commission has scrutinised all the clauses in the Agreement and has found none
Officials who know that their files may be scrutinised by the public at any time are sure to be more inclined to administer them correctly.
This shall be checked and scrutinised by the competent authorities when evaluating an application for a residence permit submitted in accordance with Article 5.
The Commission has scrutinised all the clauses in the Framework Agreement and has found none to contravene Community law.
Having scrutinised its operations, we can attest that the EBRD performs well in fulfilling its current mandate.
The respect of the Charter by the institutions themselves is scrutinised by the Court, which checks the compliance of EU acts with the Charter.
The result has been to establish ESAs, which are fully scrutinised by this Parliament.
The Council needs to be scrutinised in the same way as every other European institution,
I really believe that it is important that all of this legislation is scrutinised properly and that everybody has the chance to contribute to the debate.
The activities carried out are carefully scrutinised by the Commission services before any payment is made.
could have been scrutinised from their viewpoint.
Although the agricultural budget components are scrutinised, they cannot be scrutinised in the same way as guaranteed expenditure,
Expenditure is being scrutinised, and we also have to do likewise in the EU.
Ad hoc aid was carefully scrutinised in advance because of its scope for distorting competition.
Yes, environmental orthodoxies must be constantly scrutinised and re-evaluated to ensure that the protection required is proportionate and effective.