Sentence examples for scrutiny where from inspiring English sources

Treating people differently on the basis of race belongs in an even higher category: so-called "strict scrutiny", where only a "compelling" state interest pursued in a particularly targeted way passes constitutional muster.

It has given generations of girls, Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina writes, the hope that somewhere there is a secret place away from adult scrutiny, where they can find order in the chaos of their loneliness.

Mr. Rowland's investment in Mr. Autorino's company is similar in some ways to previous instances now under scrutiny where his personal finances involved people doing business with his administration.

The current standard for upholding a law or practice rooted in gender difference is somewhere between "rational basis" (where just about any government rationale will do) and "strict scrutiny" (where the government has to show it really knows what it's doing).

In the current era of incessant managerial scrutiny, where millions of armchair managers give the impression of knowing better – something that occasionally provokes Wenger to dismiss the nerve of critics who cast judgment when they have never managed a single game – the pressure is relentless.

Additionally, down-regulation of several NB-ARC domain-containing disease resistance proteins, leucine-rich receptor-like protein kinases and leucine-rich repeat transmembrane protein kinase family proteins, were observed in T200 (Additional file 13).> The identification and characterization of R genes has long been under scrutiny, where 7 major classes have been identified [ 79].

And no member of the opposition or independent observer will be allowed to enter the "national scrutiny center" where results will be tabulated and announced, as was the case in 2008.

The House's Code of Conduct and disciplinary system depend on Members being prepared to explain their conduct, to submit to public scrutiny and where necessary, to respond to the Commissioner's inquiries.

Given that the aid industry has been talking [about] the need for more transparency for decades, it's high time we had proper independent scrutiny of where this money is going and how it is being spent".

A source with knowledge of some of the donations said some initial contributions were made to Fox's charity, Atlantic Bridge, and renewed in subsequent years without close scrutiny of where the money was going.

But instead the high-profile Islamist had apparently been able to travel from Syria to Saint-Denis to plan the Paris attacks, and then remained behind in an area which was supposedly under intense police scrutiny, and where raids had already been conducted earlier in the week.