Sentence examples for scrutiny by a from inspiring English sources
They have been subjected to relentless scrutiny by a rabid fan base.
It will then be subject to pre-legislative scrutiny by a joint committee of both houses.
His personal finances are under scrutiny by a small army of government lawyers and accountants.
Eurocrats argue that monitoring of imbalances and scrutiny by a new EU financial regulator could have spotted their problems sooner.
Instead, the legislation passed through the chambers unimpeded, and there was no scrutiny by a parliamentary committee.
Barry Krakow suggests that embarrassment over nightmares might be another reason for people's inhibition when they are under scrutiny by a stranger.
Myanmar's actions have come under increased scrutiny by an international community fearful that the country, an emerging democracy, will backslide.
Both Mr. Clinton and the younger Mr. Bush saw their administrations subjected to sometimes withering scrutiny by an empowered opposition Congress.
The left-hand side of one of the outbound holes was weirdly occupied by a spacious fenced-off zoo, and I can still recall setting up for my 7-iron recovery from another drive hooked into the weeds while under scrutiny by an adjacent kudu or giraffe.
Some even claimed that the FSA would violate ancient rights enshrined in the Magna Carta.After scrutiny by an unprecedented joint committee of both houses of Parliament chaired by Lord Burns, who used to be the top civil servant at the Treasury, the bill was radically revised.
However, the Conservative government in power from 1951 resisted the right of petition to the European court of human rights on the grounds that British common law would come under scrutiny by an international court – a deep irony considering that it was arguable that the Magna Carta was the original cornerstone of both.
