Sentence examples for scrutiny through from inspiring English sources

Those newsletters have drawn new scrutiny through Mr. Paul's two recent presidential campaigns.

It was left to us to conduct our scrutiny through media headlines.

An entire set of social mores comes under scrutiny through Mr. Taylor's treatment of cotillion-inspired dances.

Voters in Minnesota, which continues to bar same-sex marriage, rejected an attempt to withdraw the subject from democratic debate and judicial scrutiny through a state constitutional amendment.

Sweeping aside existing ownership restrictions does not mean that the content of television and radio programmes, currently subject to scrutiny through the licensing procedure, will become unregulated.

The Government has made a great virtue of independent scrutiny – through the office for budget responsibility - when it comes to economic policy.

In recent years, however, the art itself has come under more scientific scrutiny, especially through the analysis of brushstrokes.

Quite what the ramifications of the "wow factor" are remain to be seen as a sport under global scrutiny goes through the wringer again.

In a letter on 12 April 2000, two weeks after Ashcroft's peerage was announced, the honours scrutiny committee – through its secretary, Sir Anthony Merifield – said the Tory donor should not be allowed to take up his seat in the Lords until he became fully resident in the UK.

She's protested the city's foreclosure epidemic and water department's shut-off policy for low-income residents ― which brought United Nations scrutiny ― through grassroots groups like Detroit Eviction Defense. .

Thus, at its core #Cindygate is meant to expose this body of work to greater public scrutiny, and through exposure bring about a conversation long overdue.