Sentence examples for end scrutiny from inspiring English sources

But the interview appeared unlikely to end scrutiny of Cameron's tax affairs.

The payment of pensions has now been subsumed in the civil list - which will end scrutiny for the next 10 years.

The head of the North Carolina Republican Party asked the chairman of the Republican National Committee to step down Thursday, saying that the resignation was the only way to end scrutiny of the national party over lavish spending.

Deutsche Bank is hopeful that sharing its cooperation with Mueller's investigation will end scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers, who have been clamoring for more transparency in how the bank is handling the loans, an unnamed executive told Bloomberg.

Faced with never-ending scrutiny, from users as well as regulators, competitors and the press, the company responded by providing plain English terms of service.

All of which make me think that Godard would send great tweets; at his best, his flashing texts are moral signposts serving as a never-ending scrutiny of history, between which we get endless visual pot shots at life on a cruise ship.

Corporate-funded groups are trying to end such scrutiny.

The company's decision to close The News of the World will not end the scrutiny of the newspaper's practices by the police, courts and Parliament and by a public panel of inquiry that Mr. Cameron has promised to appoint.

It might not end the scrutiny of his life off the golf course but it would restore a measure of the respect that has been eroding in recent months and finally disintegrated when the Cadillac Escalade hit the hydrant.

The lawsuits are only one sign that the conviction on Tuesday of a retired F.B.I. agent, John J. Connolly Jr., on charges that he collaborated with Boston's leading gangsters will not end the scrutiny of how the Boston office and the bureau itself dealt with lawbreakers and broke the law themselves.

Janus Capital, which has lost hundreds of millions in assets and more than 20percentt of the market value of its shares in recent weeks, has not satisfied some shareholders with its effort to end regulatory scrutiny and to revive its investment performance.