Sentence examples for scrutinized under from inspiring English sources

But he added that the suit would probably be dismissed after it was scrutinized under other antitrust principles.

"Every agreement they make, with a TV network, an apparel maker or a sponsor, will get scrutinized under the rule of reason," Professor Feldman said.

Mr. Lassaw's ink-jet prints suggest close-ups of natural forms, in particular some rare skin disease or the intricacies of living organisms scrutinized under a microscope.

Now, those who would support foreign intervention in the Middle East know that every action would be scrutinized under international human rights law.

Mr. Walesa, the founder of Solidarity, was scrutinized under a 1998 law that requires candidates to declare whether they cooperated with the Communist secret services.

But some American officials cautioned that these detainees were among those let out after the 72-hour wait, not those who have been scrutinized under the new program.

Utah's Biskupiak adds that the FDA should be more discriminating about which drugs it scrutinizes under the unapproved-drugs program.

And perhaps, if science is clever enough to see, it will realize that religion may not be too far off with its concrete imagery; and that relative to the supreme creator, we humans are much like the microorganisms we scrutinize under the microscope.

It is this kind of tabular information that we will scrutinize under a viewpoint of Formal Ontology.

Skinner always drives with the windows down: he tries to maximize the number of encounters people have with the police in which they feel neither scrutinized nor under suspicion.

Given the rising influence of the Tea Party, the votes of all Republicans are likely to be scrutinized and come under Tea Party fire if lawmakers stray.