Sentence examples similar to reasoned scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Another reason for scrutiny is that he is one of only four African-American head coaches among the 117 Division I-A football teams.

Outside of his post, in a capacity he shares with all other human beings, the civil servant or cleric may reason freely, offering critical scrutiny of government policies or religious teachings.

The reason for the scrutiny is painfully straightforward.

The reason for the scrutiny was that for years the Chinese Communist regime has been co-operating with the Serbs in building up its military capability.

Although he believes that Singh's initial report into the victims of the riots has been strong, in his view establishments have a reason to avoid scrutiny.

One reason for the scrutiny is that the program — named after the section in the law that created it in 1992 — now includes one-third of the nation's hospitals, triple the number in 2005.

One reason for the scrutiny of the problem now is that Clinton administration officials, including Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Attorney General Reno, in addition to the first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, have spoken out on the issue.

For that reason, NAS's scrutiny "is certainly coming at the right time," Kuiken says.

Fast food franchisees who admit they have reduced work hours for any reason are inviting scrutiny from an Obama administration that already has a reputation for being vengeful.

The special election runoff became unexpectedly competitive after Hyde-Smith, a 59-year-old cattle rancher who was appointed to the Senate this year after Sen. Thad Cochran resigned for health reasons, drew mounting scrutiny for remarks that were criticized as racist or insensitive.

"I refuse to be the reason they escape proper scrutiny".