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Meanings of watchdog in English
Portuguese
cão de guarda Usage of watchdog in English
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The police watchdog should robustly challenge discrimination where there is clear evidence.
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Another issue is the Obama administration's proposed government watchdog for financial consumers.
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The sources said the EU competition watchdog did not consider these sufficient.
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The Westminster watchdog said questions would remain until the information was published.
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The nuclear watchdog is due to rule on the project next year.
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The EU watchdog has set an April 24 deadline for its decision.
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A Chicago-based government finance watchdog group welcomed Emanuel's budget blueprint on Tuesday.
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An SESC spokesman said the watchdog could not comment on individual cases.
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Australia's competition watchdog has joined calls for closer regulation of major banks.
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The EU watchdog has set a Sept. 6 deadline for its decision.
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Joan Claybrook, president of watchdog group Public Citizen, sees the priorities differently.
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The advertising watchdog banned the ad for misleading health and nutrition claims.
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Redfern Legal Centre has referred the matter to the independent police watchdog.
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The first question deals with the idea of a federal anti-corruption watchdog.
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But Congress' budget watchdog and the Fed both think it spells recession.
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The EU watchdog has set a May 19 deadline for its decision.
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