Sentence examples for scrutiny for over from inspiring English sources

The 700 Club has been operating under the radar of traditional journalistic scrutiny for over two decades.

Services for congenital heart disease (CHD) have been subject to scrutiny for over a decade, in the UK and internationally.

It went through the scrutiny for over-the-counter use, but the agency ignored its own advisory committee and failed to approve it.

Last year the Government announced plans to cut foreign aid to India by 2015, after coming under scrutiny for sending over an average of £280 million a year despite its multi-million space programme.

Especially when you, personally, have slung some of that mud, accusing her campaign of laundering over-the-limit donations while you were the one under FEC scrutiny for accepting over-the-limit donations.

And new rules and greater scrutiny for the over-the-counter derivatives market, one source of the interconnectedness that made Lehman's failure so painful over and above its size, were overdue.

The company's pharmaceuticals subsidiary, Janssen, has been under scrutiny for years over its promotion of Risperdal, which treats symptoms of bipolar mania and schizophrenia.

Thank you for publicizing the plight of satos -- street dogs -- in Puerto Rico in "Scrutiny for Puerto Rico Over Animal Treatment" (news article, March 9).

President Jacob Zuma himself was the subject of intense legal and media scrutiny for years over allegations of corruption arising from a 1999 arms deal, until charges against him were dropped in April 2009.

Both Labor and the Liberals have come under scrutiny for handing over novelty cheques and taking credit for yet-to-be-awarded grants in the lead-up to the election campaign.

New Scrutiny for Facebook Over Predators [New York Times].