Sentence examples for scrutiny set from inspiring English sources

To his surprise, according to at least one adviser, Mr. Morsi's decree exempting himself from judicial scrutiny set off a furious reaction.

Judges like Alabama's chief justice, Sue Bell Cobb, said few cases would be likely to trigger the constitutional scrutiny set out by the Supreme Court in Caperton.

"There can be no doubt that she was attempting to side-step provisions for Parliamentary scrutiny set up under provisions of the 1971 Immigration Act and her attempt was for that reason unlawful".

One senses that AJ Ayer utterly understood that when he submitted his elderly, vulnerable self to Steve Pyke's scrutiny, setting this epic project in motion.

There was another parallel: After its 1917 revolution, Russia exposed the Sykes-Picot Agreement to international scrutiny, setting itself against Western policy makers as it has throughout the Syrian revolt, most recently in late May with the announcement that it would ship advanced ground-to-air missiles to its protégés in Damascus.

The site's fans - of which there were many - continued to support it, despite increased media scrutiny, setting up online campaigns to save it.

Instead, the charities drawing scrutiny are set up by doctors in private practice and are closely linked to those doctors' for-profit medical groups.

The British Broadcasting Corporation said yesterday that it would improve training for its newsroom employees, subject articles relying on anonymous sources to greater scrutiny and set up a new system to correct on-air mistakes.

However, he is suffering under the scrutiny after setting such a high bar in 2015, when he won the first two majors and was a shot from the play-off in the third of them.

Brown has attracted scrutiny from another set of legal scholars, who are concerned with the proper role of judicial authority.

Such changes, without Congressional scrutiny, "will likely set precedents that will come back to haunt us terribly," he said.