单词scrutinise
v.: 仔细查看；认真检查；细致审查
网络: 监督
仔细查看；认真检查；细致审查:
to look at or examine sb/sth carefully
Regulators will have to scrutinise the risk of the system overall and not just that of individual lenders.
监管者必须详细检查系统的整体风险，而不是个别借款人的风险。
OECD bureaucrats and fellow members scrutinise each signatory to see how rigorously they investigate and punish foreign corrupt practices.
经济合作与发展组织的官僚机构和每个签约国，将互相监督他们如何审查和制裁境外行贿。
Every quarter the EU, the IMF and the European Central Bank (ECB) scrutinise Greece before releasing the next chunk of money.
每个季度希腊发行货币之前，欧盟、国际货币基金组织和欧洲中央银行都要对希腊进行仔细审查。
The high pay commission was set up last November to scrutinise the rising pay of those at the top of the public and private sectors.
高收入委员会于去年11月成立，负责审批公共和私营部门高管的工资上涨。
It is not simply a failure of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to scrutinise applications more rigorously.
这不仅仅是美国专利和商标局（USPTO）缺乏严格的审核程序而导致的失败。
scrutinise bills and subsidiary legislation that have been introduced into the Legislative Council.
此外，亦决定应否成立法案委员会或小组委员会，审议提交立法会的法案和附属法例。
But given time, the rail will take a lot of wear and tear, and our system will scrutinise every small change at all times.
但假以时日，铁路将会遭到磨损，而我们的系统会始终仔细检查着每个细小的变化。
This makes it necessary for the public to scrutinise Google and similar companies, and to hold them accountable for any breaches of privacy.
这就需要公众仔细地审视谷歌和类似的公司，并追究他们任何违反隐私的责任。
As a result, senior Goldman staff appear able to scrutinise the operations of other business units with more freedom than at other banks.
因而，与其它银行相比，高盛的高层员工在审视其它业务部门的运作方面似乎有着更多的自由。
The public"s inability to scrutinise government finances has made it easy for officials to waste or misappropriate funds.
公众无法详细了解政府的财政状况，这就使得官员很容易浪费或滥用资金。