Sentence examples for projects under scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Among the other projects under scrutiny, one official said, were several city schools and an amusement park in New Jersey.

The projects under scrutiny include the city's $2.8 billion Croton Water Treatment Plant and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's $1.4 billion Fulton Street Transit Center in Lower Manhattan, the people briefed on the investigations said.

The projects under scrutiny in the two investigations, which prosecutors are conducting with the transportation authority's inspector general, are not the only major undertakings by Schiavone and Skanska in the city.

REUTERS Tax-Exempt Bondsds for Business Projects Come Under Scrutiny  |  Since 2003, more than $65 billion of so-called qualified private activity bonds have been issued by state and local governments on behalf of corporations to finance projects, according to an analysis of bond data by The New York Times.

The project came under scrutiny when an economist for the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development said he had planned to reject the development, which included a $7 million HUD loan, then had been improperly pressured to approve the project by agency administrators who had been sponsored for their jobs by Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato.

While working the city's housing projects, he came under scrutiny during a corruption investigation that bears striking similarities to the current case.

OLPC has undoubtedly suffered from straddling such ferociously political sectors as tech, development and education — and from launching at a time when high profile projects suddenly came under scrutiny from blogging and tweeting.

A protégée of Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago, Ms. Jarrett served as his planning commissioner, ran a real estate company, the Habitat Company — whose management of public housing projects has come under scrutiny with Ms. Jarrett's rise — and sits on too many boards to count.

Chelsea's entire project suddenly feels under scrutiny: the long-term planning; the reliance upon Champions League football; the levels of investment required in the squad; and, not least, the future of the head coach.

Another growth driver — local government investment in infrastructure projects — has also come under scrutiny from regulators because of worries that overly aggressive spending on new roads, bridges, tunnels, subways and showpiece projects could lead to a wave of nonperforming loans to municipalities.

To address this issue, we are rolling out a number of tools and processes to manage the increased volume of projects that will come under scrutiny.