Sentence examples for opened for scrutiny from inspiring English sources

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

In throwing the party, the Coles had their address published across the internet, their political beliefs made public and their home opened up for scrutiny, attracting an odd mix of those who were there to see Huntsman speak, and those who seemed to be there for a nosy around their neighbour's pad.

However, the criteria of utility according to which such evaluations can or should be carried out is rarely opened up for scrutiny, and the definitions and notions guiding the determination of the useful and the relevant are often narrow.

An upset Mr Singh told reporters that he was "open for legal scrutiny" and that the "truth will prevail".

Like the compilers of "The Pentagon Papers" before them, the anonymous Chinese author and his American editors clearly want their revelations to have a somewhat similar effect, opening up for scrutiny and debate a host of issues that have been covered up by government silence or misrepresentation, and assigning responsibility to those political leaders who most clearly should bear it.

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.

It does so by opening up for scrutiny two key issues about the sustainability of food production – the large-scale cultivation of grain for animal feed, and the energy footprint of farming – with implications for bioenergy.

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

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