Sentence examples for scrutiny and reporting from inspiring English sources

Under Tier 2, a company may raise $50 million but will be subject to greater scrutiny and reporting.

Anything that opens up the courts to greater scrutiny and reporting has got to be a good thing.

The industry has moved from a lightly regulated, self-governing asset class to one that is coming under increasing scrutiny and reporting requirements.

With uncertainty regarding the virulence and transmissibility of the pandemic in the early stages, and immense media scrutiny and reporting, there was widespread public fear [ 6]; and media reports of panic, especially in Mexico [ 7].

The ECON Committee played a decisive role in the adoption of legislation responding to the crisis and took on an increased workload of scrutiny and reports.

There may well be a strong case for more scrutiny in investigative and reported packages, and a higher threshold for prestige studio slots.

In the wake of Sarbanes Oxley and more scrutiny of reporting by public companies, there are several technology and other companies that have not reported “timely” and have been delisted, at least temporarily.

Pay at all levels also comes in for scrutiny, and the report recommends that teachers, PhD students, postdocs, and academics all get raises.

However, Xpert is produced by only one manufacturer and, being a new test for which there has been considerable attention and scrutiny, we believe reporting bias was minimal.

But that doesn't mean a school can't improve the accuracy of its Clery statistics or that only universities under intense scrutiny are reporting higher numbers now.

With all documents in the proceedings closed to public scrutiny, and with Politico reporting in October that one of its journalists had overheard someone in the appeals court clerk's office requesting Mueller's latest sealed filing in the case, a mushroom cloud of speculation was unleashed.