Sentence examples for scrutiny are given from inspiring English sources
But, he continued, "At least in my mind and in my experience, these few do not give justification for the way priests today are under constant scrutiny, are given no leeway, and are subject to unjust criticism from anyone and everyone who feels free to say whatever they wish about priests with impunity".
Particular scrutiny was given to shipments of microprocessors, on which both companies compete intensely.
It is vital that proper scrutiny is given to what the government is proposing for the future of this important institution," he wrote.
The Institute for Government IFGG) has been doing the sums and its arithmetic shows that, during recent years, what matters most is how much scrutiny is given to bills, as measured in the number of parliamentary stages.
The hiring and subsequent absence of a worker with an arrest record has renewed questions about the level of scrutiny being given workers replacing striking employees at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center, the high-security federal laboratory off Long Island.
Just such close scrutiny was given to an amazing breakthrough in the treatment of infertility - the birth of the first "test tube baby", Louise Brown, in Oldham in 1978.
When studies associated with corporate interests are given stricter scrutiny on the basis of a potential bias, other studies are implicitly given a lesser degree of scrutiny.
It seems a shame that the post-West-End tours to big regional theatres are given only local scrutiny.
Users that contribute less and are infrequently over-written, are given the least scrutiny from administrators.
There will be more voting roll purges this year, and little scrutiny is being given to how secretaries of state, many of whom are highly political, are conducting them.
Jeff Angel, a spokesman for British Airways, said yesterday, "We're encouraging regulators to give it the same scrutiny that was given to British Airways and American Airlines when we applied for antitrust immunity".
