Sentence examples for scrutiny in the context of from inspiring English sources

They also demonstrate the frailty of supposed lines of demarcation when they are subjected to judicial scrutiny in the context of varying fact patterns.

Compassion has been identified as an essential element of nursing and is increasingly under public scrutiny in the context of demands for high quality health care.

Abortion came up in the early 1990s, as Congress was considering RFRA, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that has more recently come under scrutiny in the context of gay rights.

"Opportunities are rife for cost savings, but the major test lies in the regulatory hurdle, which, combined with added scrutiny in the context of Brexit, places the onus on the two companies to make a compelling case for the deal over the coming months," said Peter Gray, partner and head of financial services at mergers and acquisitions firm Cavendish.

And more generally, the ban on systematic overdetermination has come under increased scrutiny in the context of the Exclusion Problem, to be discussed in §6.

Furthermore, the concept and application of patient centred goal setting may require further scrutiny in the context of this clinically complex population.

It is now arguing for heightened scrutiny, but only in the context of cases involving the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which denies federal recognition to marriages that are already legal in one state or the other.

The suggestion that is associated with this distinction, however, that rational scrutiny only applies in the context of justification, is difficult to uphold for technological design.

To be there for them, we need to be mindful that girls learn to be women not only through male scrutiny, but also in the context of women.

Instead, recognise that the rewriting of legislation and resetting of rights and responsibilities without public debate or parliamentary scrutiny would be undertaken in the context of austerity and cuts and within what at this time – as yet not reversed by the new prime minister – is a continuing agenda of generating a marketplace for social work and child protection.

Structural scrutiny of TALE repeats in the context of the overall structure strongly suggests that the helical hairpin comprising Helix b of repeatn and Helix a of repeatn+1 is the basic structural unit (Fig. S1A) (Deng et al., 2012a).