Sentence examples for scrutiny finding from inspiring English sources

In both Romer and Lawrence, Justice Kennedy applied rational basis scrutiny, finding in each case that the State had violated basic constitutional guarantees -- in Romer, the guarantee of equality under the law, in Lawrence, the substantive fundamental right to sexual autonomy -- without rationally furthering any legitimate interest of the government.

"The court upheld these policies under the most exacting judicial scrutiny possible, finding them constitutional and warranted in light of the threats the city faced during the R.N.C.

They're often the minority and can face unfair scrutiny, trouble finding work groups, and misogyny.

The significant point which is under scrutiny is finding out about how learners felt toward implementing FonF tasks in the English classroom and how they perceive this new approach to grammar instruction.

Much of that scrutiny, though, involves finding implausible excuses for the incident, or digging up completely irrelevant dirt on Mr. Martin.

"His decision does not depend on the higher court finding strict scrutiny," a legal finding that a higher court might well overturn, Professor Chemerinsky said.

But for-profit enrollment has declined because of the recession, increased government scrutiny and Congressional hearings finding that their students had low graduation rates and high loan default rates.

As Mrs. Bachmann has gained traction on the campaign trail, she is increasingly finding herself under scrutiny.

Now Brazil's star players, even those speaking favorably of the current wave of protests, are suddenly finding themselves under scrutiny in new ways.

For biologists, models that can systematize diverse sets of hypotheses to test whether they stand up to scrutiny can be invaluable for finding subtle contradictions and can point to which specific hypotheses need revision.

But on closer scrutiny, the findings don't reinforce old stereotypes quite so neatly.