Sentence examples for issues under scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Among the issues under scrutiny is the White House role in influencing E.P.A. press releases on health and safety after the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Among the issues under scrutiny are whether Mr. Rich effectively bought his pardon by passing money through his former wife, Denise Rich, a leading contributor to Mr. Clinton's presidential library, the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Rodham Clinton's New York Senate race.

In the course of checking information items, the individual may develop suspicion to some of them and trust to others when trying to establish his/her own opinion on the issues under scrutiny.

Among the issues under scrutiny was a consultancy of €130,000 awarded by Ghilardi to a company based in Brescia, in northern Italy, where he was previously a town councilor.

Anyone who hasn't seen the transcript of the encounter will believe that this is the only issue under scrutiny.

The assertion, which came during a morning of testimony, offered some clues to the extent of Mr. Murdoch's perceived influence on British public life — a crucial issue under scrutiny by Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson's inquiry into a phone hacking scandal involving Mr. Murdoch's newspapers.

A separate maintenance issue under scrutiny by the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, meanwhile, involving the inspection on 70 737s of a back-up system to control a rudder in case the primary system fails arose because of mistaken reading of maintenance records, Mr. Ricks said.

Of the fairness of the monitoring system, which is already an issue under scrutiny, as in which criteria are the most important when deciding who gets an organ.

And as Mr. Ashcroft's record on racial issues came under scrutiny from the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, Mr. Bush emphasized that the state he governed for six years, until Dec. 21, was a diverse one, with "so many different backgrounds, different cultures and different languages".

This last point is one that has yet to be addressed; the retention of clinician-scientists is one of the key issues currently under scrutiny by a task force initiated and overseen by CIHR (see the CIHR Web site for more details), with a mandate to design programs and infrastructure that will optimize opportunities and facilitate excellent clinical research.

Colbert Busch decided to go on a four-day bus tour over the last few days of the campaign, and as she did so, her positions on issues came under scrutiny.