Sentence examples for scrutiny analysis and from inspiring English sources

"But there's not many jobs bigger than Celtic and there's not many jobs under the scrutiny, analysis and opinion of a job like Celtic".

Before the Court's decision today, we consistently applied the same strict scrutiny analysis regardless of the government's purported reason for using race and regardless of the setting in which race was being used.

Although the Court recites the language of our strict scrutiny analysis, its application of that review is unprecedented in its deference.

However, disclosure provisions are subject to exacting scrutiny analysis "because compelled disclosure has the potential for substantially infringing the exercise of First Amendment rights".

Accordingly, however its objectives are defined, the Law School's race-based admissions policy fails the narrow tailoring requirement of this court's strict scrutiny analysis.

I don't think there has been nearly enough scrutiny, analysis, debate or training about how to handle this new frontier – its language, constraints or ethics.

To withstand our strict scrutiny analysis, respondents must demonstrate that the university's use of race in its current admission program employs "narrowly tailored measures that further compelling governmental interests".

A reversal of Judge Simpson's ruling, she said, would depend on the higher court's applying a strict scrutiny analysis to the right to vote based on Pennsylvania's Constitution.

Support for this interpretation was found in the fact that most of the prohibited acts are usually associated with disrespectful treatment of the flag; this suggested to the Court "a focus on those acts likely to damage the flag's symbolic value".1614 As in Johnson, such a law could not withstand "most exacting scrutiny" analysis.

For the scrutiny analysis we have selected the day Oct. 4 with the SRS occurrence (Fig. 4).

(2) The second factor in the Court's heightened scrutiny analysis is whether the group in question is distinctively different from other groups in a way that impairs their ability to function reasonably in society.