Sentence examples similar to scrutiny of the statements from inspiring English sources

A scrutiny of the White House statements suggests less a concern for civil liberties infringed than the bill's granting of the rights stipulated by the Geneva Convention to newly labeled "prisoners of war" who happen to be American citizens.

"Information integrity is more than the scrutiny of provable statements or the linking of some data to shared content with an "i".

But his scrutiny of financial statements has served his pension fund customers well recently.

What remains to be seen is whether new scrutiny of racist statements in newsletters carrying Mr. Paul's name — which he has disavowed — will complicate his support.

That is before the scrutiny of the budget and the autumn statement – he accused George Osborne this month of a housing policy that risked adding vodka to the punchbowl just as the party gets started – and the new Bank of England governor, Mark Carney.

Rationalism in this context connotes the scrutiny of myths in such a way as to make sense of the statements contained in them without taking literally their references to gods, monsters, or the supernatural.

His office pointed to a previous statement in which he had welcomed the scrutiny of the Gibson Inquiry into detainee abuse, set up by David Cameron last autumn.

Such scrutiny of ordinary bank statements is seen by Iranian applicants as an excuse to deny visas when they have provided sufficient documents.

Ian Rintoul from the Refugee Action Coalition said the government's statement was untrue and that she had been rapidly repatriated to avoid the scrutiny of the court.

Close scrutiny of the past.

Scrutiny of the ratings agencies is increasing.