watchdog sentence examples
- Watchdog on surveillance
by governments and corporations.
- Tesco rapped over ' local ' advert supermarket tesco is
criticized by a watchdog
over a misleading advert about ' local ' produce.
- However campaigners who have fought for nearly two years
said the health watchdog
's salvo was " too little, too late " .
- History a voluntary press council existed for some 40 years, which was generally considered a
toothless watchdog.
- Watchdog energywatch
to the industry regulator, ofgem.
- Ends notes to editor energywatch is the gas and
electricity consumer watchdog.
- The prime minister has been slammed by the
government's sleaze watchdog
headed by sir alistair graham who was appointed by tony blair.
- Watchdog for gas
and electricity consumers.
- There will also be a " new,
independent watchdog
" to monitor the quality of roadworks.
- Watchdog timer
now operates on a 20 day cycle.
- The consumer council for water is a national
consumer watchdog
agency for the water industry.
- Postwatch, the
postal services watchdog, says 15 million items go missing every year.
- Watchdog agency
for the water industry.
- The prime minister has been slammed by the government's
sleaze watchdog
headed by sir alistair graham who was appointed by tony blair.
- Some of our supposed
parliamentary watchdogs
will need to be much more awake to the bill's dangers than they have been.
- An information campaign by the
telecoms watchdog
oftel would have made things a lot clearer.
- The
nuclear watchdog
's work to promote safe nuclear energy was also commended.
- An analysis by scotland's
spending watchdog, audit scotland, shows 933 jobs have been moved or are moving.. .
- No wonder the americans call this agency the
un watchdog, the term that is demeaning and condescending to the integrity of this organization.
- Sex exams ' possible ' pupils may be required to sit tests on sex studies under new proposals from the
exams watchdog.
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