Sentence examples for scrutiny upon from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it was the nerves; the scrutiny upon him was great.
The attack, in February 2009, brought intense scrutiny upon those who claimed exotic animals as pets and the regulatory environment that permitted their possession.
And there was Nixzmary Brown, 7, whose beating death last year spurred an eruption of outrage and scrutiny upon the agency meant to protect children like these from abuse.
If anything, the suit charges that Sterling was eager to accommodate Madoff when he expressed concern in 2003 that Sterling Stamos's plan to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser might bring regulatory scrutiny upon his own unregistered operation and reveal information Madoff was "disposed to keep secret".
There have been worse political press conferences than Hillary Clinton's admission at the UN on Tuesday, when she attempted to address the controversy over her use of private email while serving as secretary of state head-on – and instead brought fresh scrutiny upon herself.
Rising Labour star Chuka Umunna also threw his hat in the ring but has since withdrawn his bid, blaming the level of press scrutiny upon his family.
The scrutiny exacted upon renewable energy is absent when it comes to nuclear energy.
As the Hutton inquiry enters its second week, it is worth considering its place amid the unprecedented scrutiny visited upon the media in the past year.
Simple: announce to the public (and would-be iBombers) that all carry-on electronics will be subject to enhanced scrutiny, contingent upon case-by-case analysis, as well as the occasional random search.
The companies estimate it will take one year to close, pending the usual regulatory scrutiny, and, upon doing so, Samsung will make a reciprocal investment of between $100 million and $300 million into HP's business.
The media-shy singer has spoken in the past about her reluctance to show her face and even submit to many interviews out of refusal to succumb to the intense scrutiny pressed upon female stars. .
