Examples of using Scrutinized in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
we stood and clasped hands, and she scrutinized my face in the way women sometimes do.
What I do remember is that at some point my dad had to restrain me as the doctors scrutinized the jewels.
trusted as a close personal friend of a sirian means that you have been carefully scrutinized.
make money on the likes of social networks, and some of them will be scrutinized right now.
So you have scrutinized each and every product in the market
their testimony has to be controlled, scrutinized and arranged by the reason,
so obstinately scrutinized by the anthropology of our times,
that also applies to the Laws of the Land that will be carefully scrutinized and amended, to take out those that are unjust and unlawful.
the Commission is defining the indicators in such a way that dynamic wage developments are immediately being signalled and scrutinized, whereas a Member State embarking on a strategy of wage stagnation will simply get overlooked.
eighteen-year investigation, scrutinized and evaluated the evidence in great detail before unequivocally rejecting all charges
The Greek word means scrutinize carefully.
The government scrutinizes prescriptions for controlled substances.
Christians today must constantly scrutinize their own motives for serving God.
The Commission shall scrutinize the programmes submitted by the Member States.
The Commission shall scrutinize the programme presented by the Member States.
Plus, you should scrutinize the brand you are promoting.
We must scrutinize the ordinary in order to open ourselves to the extraordinary.
Scrutinize the result and try to make use of it for other problems.
The Commission shall scrutinize the programmes submitted by the Member States.
Judges scrutinize every movement.