Sentence examples for governmental scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The connections between the staggering wealth of some close relatives and his father's political power are under public and governmental scrutiny.

Industry officials say they welcome additional governmental scrutiny of the camps, some of which operate on contracts with state prison systems.

Ms. Schwarz also noted, "Tougher governmental scrutiny of higher education costs and disclosure practices is adding regulatory and political pressure to tuition and revenue from rising at past rates".

Having avoided removal and undertaken efforts to escape governmental scrutiny, they had seen many of their rights as native peoples abridged; their efforts eventually led to federal recognition of their status as tribes.

Senator Kennedy's attempt to bring tobacco under governmental scrutiny comes two years after the Supreme Court ruled that the F.D.A. does not have the authority from Congress to regulate tobacco as a drug or medical device.

But the proposal's opponents, including consumer advocates and some state legislators, say that longer agreements would reduce governmental scrutiny of the cable companies' service quality and response to consumer complaints, which the opponents say are often poor.

The bank warned there may be "additional claims litigation and governmental and regulatory scrutiny".

In a petition to the High Court, the Union for Environmental Defense has challenged the Jewish National Fund's method of operations, contending that the organization is subject to only minimal governmental and public scrutiny.

Meanwhile, the selection of these mentors, the identity of their defense clients, and their levels of pay are locked in a black box largely beyond governmental and congressional scrutiny.

In her later written ruling vacating Korematsu's conviction, Patel said in part: "[Korematsu] stands as a caution that in times of distress the shield of military necessity and national security must not be used to protect governmental actions from close scrutiny and accountability".

What the company has done is enjoy the benefits of government assistance and authority without having to endure any additional scrutiny, let alone any governmental control over the prices it charges.