Sentence examples for clear scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The goal, in particular, is to identify which assumptions are really crucial — and in so doing to catch yourself when you're making implicit assumptions that can't stand clear scrutiny.

Unlike a Lloyds-Abbey combination, a merger of Abbey National and the Bank of Scotland should easily clear antitrust scrutiny, analysts said.

By contrast, every 10 years, when a Forest Service grazing permit expires, renewal of the permit constitutes an action that must clear the scrutiny of the Act as part of the public consultation process.

Generally the aluminium content of ready-to-drink products (Mean (SD) 250 (101) μg/L) were similar to the powdered milk products (Mean (SD) 246 (180) μg/L) though these 'average' values have no practical meaning as is clear from scrutiny of the data for the individual products (Tables  1 & 2).

If the deal announced Monday clears regulatory scrutiny, Microsoft would still own about 275 AOL patents and retain a license to the 650 patents that Facebook will own.

People wondered what there was to celebrate.To millions campus radicals on the left; conservative Democrats such as Jimmy Carter of Georgia; even many establishment Republicans redemption could only lie in clear-eyed scrutiny of the nation's flaws.

It is not clear whether the scrutiny will lead to significant changes in how rating agencies do business.

A democratic House of Lords could provide the clear, accountable English scrutiny that Evel seeks, while keeping the lower chamber as a Commons of the UK.

It is also clear the increased scrutiny is reserved for women perceived as not feminine enough, which is the bedrock of what is in the policies.

Some companies that agreed to rent them before the financial crisis took hold are not using them to avoid having to pay for food and beverages, or to steer clear of unwanted scrutiny.

Michael W. Peregrine, a lawyer in Chicago with several large nonprofit clients, said, "So many organizations were assuming this wouldn't apply to them, and now it's clear that the scrutiny is going to be much broader".