Sentence examples for issues scrutinized from inspiring English sources

For the energized activist community in Chicago, this report offered a sense of validation — and some surprise — at seeing these issues scrutinized by the mayor's own task force.

Nevertheless, this collection covers rather all relevant quality issues scrutinized during the conference.

Until Kathryn Sikkink's remarkable new book, most treatments of this issue scrutinized the unique features of particular cases.

Two stories in this issue scrutinize developments in, and scenarios that might unfold with, the genomics revolution.

Meanwhile, candidates who may never have mentioned illegal immigration now find their positions on the licensing issue closely scrutinized.

The other issue being scrutinized by the Justice Department, as well as the European Commission, is whether a combined Worldcom-MCI would dominate the market for Internet services.

This issue is scrutinized in the succeeding subsection separately.

Time, Newsweek and Business Week also publish guidebooks or special issues that scrutinize almost every educational institution, from private boarding schools to business graduate programs to graduate classes in entomology.

These contributions seek to explore in depth some of the key issues and scrutinize the enhancements in the PLA's operational capabilities, both in terms of its hardware as well as its "heartware" - the human elements of its development such as operational culture and doctrine.

All that can be ascertained about its position is in the letter, which those from all sides of the issue are scrutinizing with Talmudic zeal.

"Tying the Knot," a clear-sighted documentary on gay marriage, has the good sense to take a large step back from the emotional debate surrounding the issue and scrutinize the history of marriage itself.