Sentence examples for range of scrutiny from inspiring English sources
Through the years the New York Police Department has faced a wide range of scrutiny in handling situations as it pertains to mentally ill residents.
The country needs an exchange where they are openly traded and subject to the full range of regulatory scrutiny.
In looking at violations beyond the original focus of the inquiry, which centered on a rarely used statute that makes it a felony to disclose the identity of an undercover intelligence officer intentionally, prosecutors have widened the range of conduct under scrutiny and for the first time raised the possibility of bringing charges peripheral to the leak itself.
She is responsible for the overall strategic direction of the organisation and works directly with a range of organisations to improve scrutiny, governance and public involvement.
Therefore, we selected five homologs, representing a wide range of homology, for closer scrutiny.
The extent of the rigging of currency markets emerged after the Libor scandal, which prompted scrutiny of a range of other financial markets.
[See footnote.] Tax haven secrecy can also be used to deflect scrutiny from a range of unaccountable transactions in developing nations.
Under scrutiny were a range of activities that the subjects carried out.
However, Copenhagen Consensus, initiated by Lomborg does apply that systematic scrutiny to a range of intuitively worthy philanthropic causes selected by the "court of public opinion".
Based on expert scrutiny of the range of data sources, New Zealand has achieved a complete inventory of its known marine species, allowing its marine biodiversity to be placed in a global context for the first time, including known undescribed taxa.
Citing unnamed sources, the site said that the investigation was "major and wide ranging," and included scrutiny of the eligibility of the former player Fab Melo, who was deemed academically ineligible for last year's tournament and left the university to pursue a professional career.
