Sentence examples for open for scrutiny from inspiring English sources

They are information providers, and the lists of dodgy sites and servers is open for scrutiny.

But Mitski's music — scarred, vulnerable, immediate — often blurs the line between what's private and what's open for scrutiny.

In an age when every conversation, email, and tweet could be digitally archived, how honest we are - or how deceptive – is open for scrutiny.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, had told journalists in New York yesterday had remained defiant on his country's nuclear ambitions, claiming the plant was legal and open for scrutiny.

We must recognise that everything we do is open for scrutiny".

And this stops - we like to think it stops a lot of possible subterfuge and questionable actions because everyone knows that everything we do is going to be out there in public and open for scrutiny.

Our company accounts are opened for scrutiny; [you] can see that the company has not traded".

It also wanted to open up for scrutiny about 30 secretive bank accounts held by branches - the panel had been refused access to all of the accounts, which held an estimated £30m.

The willing and open invitation for scrutiny suggests the absence of deliberate wrongdoing and demonstrates genuine commitment to customer loyalty and restitution.

Zarif has vowed not to hold any further confidential assessments and said that in future his remarks would be open for public scrutiny.

However, campaigners gave only qualified support to what Cameron agreed after he said in an interview with the Guardian that a new register of beneficial ownership revealing the identity of companies with cash in tax havens would not be open for public scrutiny.