Sentence examples for immediate scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The quick consensus, the immediate scrutiny, the general impatience comes with the territory.

Mobsters use their names on property documentation to avoid immediate scrutiny of authorities, the prosecutors said.

The airport contract came under immediate scrutiny, with the government demanding 28 changes.

The choice did not help Mr. Bush, starting with the almost immediate scrutiny of Mr. Quayle's National Guard record.

For an intelligence service to perform its tasks effectively it must operate outside the public eye, using covert methods and systems which are not open to immediate scrutiny.

When commissioners come to City Hall to visit other officials, Mr. Bloomberg descends on them, providing unprecedented access, many said, but also immediate scrutiny.

Recent history shows how executives at the company have chosen to hide from immediate public scrutiny, only to seriously regret it later.

The fact that neither man has any clue where TransCanada intends to place the Keystone XL pipeline is a troubling revelation that demands immediate and thorough scrutiny.

LOUIS MENAND: Obviously, television added to the degree of exposure Presidential candidates are subject to, and it might be that so much exposure actually makes it harder to project a desired image, since any image put out there now gets immediate and thorough journalistic scrutiny.

And more scrutiny of immediate family members, such as additional monitoring of family trusts before and after officials' time in office, could stamp out suspicious transfers of worrisome assets.

Their failures and penchant for sensationalism over substance requires forensic scrutiny and immediate change, as do the rules of ownership.