Sentence examples for given particular scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Under longstanding principles, government actions that fall heavily on "discrete and insular minorities" historically subject to prejudice and stigma are to be given particular scrutiny.

Flights to Istanbul are being given particular close scrutiny.

In March 2012, federal agencies announced that they would give special scrutiny to such DURC experiments with 15 dangerous agents or toxins; the 15 agents are part of a broader federal list of regulated "select agents" that pose particular risks to public health.

The bank's forthcoming bonus round will come under particular scrutiny given last year's run of reputational blows, including mis-selling of payment protection insurance and interest rate swaps to small businesses.

The regulatory bodies of the EEC are giving the concession system particular scrutiny.

Elections in Florida have attracted particular scrutiny since the 2000 debacle which delivered George Bush into power.

Hair care products used by African-American women have drawn particular scrutiny.

Particular scrutiny was given to shipments of microprocessors, on which both companies compete intensely.

Several Bush administration officials said that particular scrutiny would be given to Mr. Aamer and Mr. Mohamed, who are considered more serious threats than the others.

Mr. McCain himself has said his choice of a running mate would draw particular scrutiny from voters given Mr. McCain's age; he is now 71, or "as old as dirt," as he likes to joke, while quickly adding that he is in good health.

American nuns have come under particular scrutiny.