Sentence examples for forms of scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Outside school, our body-obsessed, share everything culture subjects them to new forms of scrutiny.

As churches become more deeply involved in administering public education and welfare programs, they might find themselves under new and troubling forms of scrutiny.

"We hope it's in the past," Ms. Walker said of those incidents, and as a result "we're looking very carefully at everything that walks out the doors" in terms of legal and other forms of scrutiny.

Bear in mind that at this stage you're not looking for one, perfect name — you're looking for a strong set of options so that if one name inevitably fails to live up to legal, linguistic or other forms of scrutiny, all is not lost.

But we need strong assurance that this type of targeting will not continue and will not expand to other possibly illegal forms of scrutiny.

During a November hearing on the bill, Georgetown University Law School professor Adam Levitin criticized the bill as a set of unearned giveaways for small financial firms -- tax cuts, accounting gimmicks to hide losses, weaker capital requirements and even immunity from some forms of scrutiny by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Others have found few of the government's claims of success stand up to any form of scrutiny.

Outside school, our body-obsessed, share-everything culture subjects them to a new form of scrutiny," she says.

Beyond the email inquiry, the FBI also has had the Clinton Foundation, the family's charity, under some form of scrutiny.

The investigation would look at patterns of misconduct by the New Orleans police, a more overarching form of scrutiny than the existing federal criminal investigations into specific incidents.

But detailed analysis by Durham University academic Stephen Crossley for the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, published on 11 November, concludes that "few of the claims made [about the TFP] stand up to any form of scrutiny".