Sentence examples for began more closely from inspiring English sources

Securities regulators began more closely examining trading of private shares in 2010.

The George W. Bush White House began more closely supervising the F.D.A. Republicans were critical of government regulations, and no agency issued more rules with greater influence over daily life than the F.D.A., which oversees foods, drugs, tobacco, cosmetics and other products that account for 25 cents of every dollar consumers spend.

The company also said it would begin more closely linking executive compensation to financial goals and return on capital each year.

Hope Now's members have also begun tracking more closely the ways in which lenders are working with borrowers to avoid foreclosures.

I was actually very close to death, and that was where the transition began to start as I began relating more closely to characters than people because people were mean and would pick on me.

After discovering the plot, Major League Baseball began to more closely scrutinize Nunez and the Levinsons.

Our Office of Economic Development began working more closely with the business community, addressing their concerns.

But in the 1990s, psychiatrists began looking more closely for symptoms in younger patients.

Immediately after this dispiriting trip, Zawahiri began working more closely with bin Laden, and most of the Egyptian members of Islamic Jihad went on the Al Qaeda payroll.

Insurance commissioners in many other states adopted similar laws, and began working more closely with military legal authorities to monitor insurance sales to service members.

The half-dozen officers of the counterintelligence group also began to more closely scrutinize the chaplain's activities and take note of the grumbling against him.