Beer is not the only beverage European regulators are scrutinizing over pricing practices.
At an American Film Institute student seminar, Quinn spoke of Fellini's intransigence over selecting a box in which Zampanò carries his cigarette butts, scrutinizing over 500 boxes before finding just the right one: "As for me, any of the boxes would have been satisfactory to carry the butts in, but not Federico".
Banks are closely scrutinized over illegal drug-trafficking, which has posed a vexing problem for legal businesses.
The UEFA president Michel Platini, who led calls for Blatter's resignation, has been scrutinized over his own involvement in Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid.
But Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has been much scrutinized over the years for her pantsuits and her changing hairstyles, professed her love of a great handbag in a 2011 interview with Harper's Bazaar.
The Smithsonian has been scrutinized over how much it pays top executives since a 2007 scandal involving expenses and compensation for Lawrence M. Small, who as chief executive received almost $916,000 in a single year.
The Kepler telescope, launched in March 2009, scrutinizes over 150,000 stars for tiny periodic dips in brightness that might mean orbiting planets are passing in front of the stars, blocking part of their light from reaching the telescope.
The redesign comes at a time when Facebook is being heavily scrutinized over its data privacy protections for users, which has led to changes in other areas of its business as well – including its API (app) platform, apps' access to user data, data portability and more.
I clean, I polish, I scrutinize over these encapsulating shells.
Seems fair enough to be asking these questions, but why has Andy Burnham not been similarly scrutinized over his record on LGBT rights?
This, of course, neatly frames cops, more and more scrutinized over use-of-force over the last year, as in danger of something approaching a zombie invasion.
