Sentence examples for documentary scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Through analysis of a series of in-depth interviews with managers in Amnesty Ireland, supported by extensive documentary scrutiny, this study examines reasons why Amnesty's historical reliance on internal forms of accountability has been augmented with a range of ad hoc external accountability mechanisms.

Then there was the notion that by linking scraps of documentary evidence with a careful scrutiny of clues buried in the plays, it was possible, even desirable, to compose a plausible narrative about the life and times of a great Elizabethan that might also appeal to a 21st-century audience.

SeaWorld has struggled against public scrutiny after the 2013 documentary BlackFish which exposed disturbing conditions for the theme park's orcas.

Ukraine has come under particular scrutiny, with a recent Panorama documentary highlighting numerous episodes of racial abuse occurring within stadiums.

In 2010 Yunus and the Grameen Bank came under scrutiny after the release of the documentary film Caught in Micro Debt.

Taiji was exposed to worldwide scrutiny four years ago in the Oscar-winning documentary The Cove, which followed a party of eco-activists as they battled fishermen and police to stop the cull.

More than 4 million people each year visit the attraction, which has come under scrutiny following the release of  the 2013 documentary Blackfish.

The entertainment park has faced renewed scrutiny since last year's release of "Blackfish," a documentary questioning its treatment of orcas, or killer whales.

News Corporation faced fresh scrutiny in Britain on Tuesday after a BBC documentary reported that a company affiliated with the media conglomerate used computer hacking to advance the business interests of the broadcaster BSkyB.

The camera loses its calmness, developing the documentary shakes, as he starts to rail, and under its close scrutiny he has no need to declaim.

In the wake of renewed public and media interest in the disaster, which followed the broadcast of Jimmy McGovern's documentary-drama Hillsborough in 1996, Home Secretary Jack Straw ordered a "scrutiny of evidence".