Sentence examples for higher scrutiny from inspiring English sources

"Absentee ballots are always subject to a much higher scrutiny".

"There's no need to get to higher scrutiny if it fails rational basis review," he said.

The bailout plan changes the landscape of the presidential race and places the proposals of both candidates under higher scrutiny.

Yet tax experts say that the pattern of deceit outlined in court papers — appraising art objects for amounts just below a threshold that sets off higher scrutiny — is frequently investigated by the criminal enforcement arm of the Internal Revenue Service.

Even after that, it will undergo significantly higher scrutiny than current levels, as a result of joining a permanent enhanced inspections regime, known as the Additional Protocol, operated by the nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The T.S.A. said it was working to address this problem as part of its shift toward a more risk-based approach to screening passengers, which gives higher scrutiny to travelers the government knows less about.

Everything she does now is subject to the highest scrutiny.

"We are confident the results of these independent studies would stand up to the highest scrutiny," the statement said.

But Brian gets to a championship threshold every year under the highest scrutiny possible and in the biggest city in America".

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the federal agency that oversees Indian Point, has approved its operations, though the commission has also given it the highest scrutiny of any nuclear plant in the country because of recent mishaps there.

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