Mr. Fishman warned that I.R.S. auditors often scrutinize these deductions.
Litigants often scrutinize individual districts, even though the law allows districts to assume odd shapes.
As a result, all facets of research, from planning through publication of results, are often scrutinized by stakeholders.
When everyone assembled on stage, performers not dancing at a given moment often scrutinized those who were.
These policies are often scrutinized due to the population Medicaid serves, which in the past was largely composed of individuals with vulnerable health status.
Investors often scrutinize Item 4 of these schedules, which requires an investor to disclose any "plans and proposals" for the company.
Readers often greet anonymous sources with suspicion, and journalism ethicists often scrutinize the practice, but newsrooms still rely on them when significant stories would otherwise go untold.
Chinese from the mainland are often scrutinized at immigration stations because of the relatively high number who try to stay in Western nations illegally.
While executions get little notice in American newspapers anymore, the United States' willingness to put prisoners to death is often scrutinized here.
The Globes, bestowed by a group of 84 mostly freelance journalists, are often scrutinized for clues about which people and films will win at the still-to-come Academy Awards.
Israel and the United States view the Human Rights Council, which answers to some nondemocratic member states, including Saudi Arabia, China and Cuba, that are themselves often scrutinized for human rights violations, as eager to shine a harsh spotlight on Israeli practices even though it overlooks egregious rights problems elsewhere.
