“watchdog”造句，怎麼用watchdog造句

Evidence from the National Audit Office, Parliament’s spending watchdog, makes this abundantly clear.

The United Nations nuclear watchdog has decided to refer Syria to the Security Council over its alleged covert nuclear programme.

The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, the examinations watchdog, found that more than 4,500 candidates were penalised for malpractice last year, an increase of 27 percent on 2004.

Some of the new institutions will be less important than others-europe's new banking watchdog will have less to do than the markets supervisor, for instance.

You are a dictionary, and you are supposed to be a watchdog of language, not the one handing ID's to every silly neologism so they can slip past the bouncers.

She was still the watchdog on pensions.

A watchdog should not be a toothless tiger.

The incidents are still under investigation by the Office for nuclear Regulation, the government's nuclear safety watchdog.

Germany's governance Commission, an official watchdog, decided earlier this year that German corporate governance had "proved its worth during the current crisis".

Next time such an apology is likely to happen swiftly and immediately as women candidates set up media watchdog brigades to force the media to give them more equal treatment.

Regulation also plays a role. Germany's press watchdog is less toothless than Britain's press Complaints Commission.

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Iranian scientists have reached "nuclear weapons breakout capability," according to a new report based on findings of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency.

Israel is under fire again for alleged settlement expansion, this time in a report by an Israeli watchdog group.

These must be agreed by the watchdog.