Sentence examples for test of scrutiny from inspiring English sources

One generalisation, however, survives the test of scrutiny.

Lured by its myriad of resources, foreign companies have been striking deals that do not stand the test of scrutiny.

The real issue is that like everyone else, religious believers, once in the public domain, must subject their moral principles and standards to the political test of scrutiny and analysis.

The test of such scrutiny includes the history of discrimination against a group and its relative political power.

David Brindle, The Guardian's Public Services Editor, said: "The Public Servant of the Year category is perhaps the toughest since the candidates have to stand the test of public scrutiny.

I believe it's important when someone runs for president to lay out a plan that is consistent, that will stand the test of political scrutiny".

In the first Adarand case, the court did not declare the bonus program unconstitutional, but rather ordered the lower federal courts to consider whether the program could meet the new test of strict scrutiny.

In a speech on June 13, India's foreign secretary, Nirupama Rao, called such allegations "breast-beating propaganda," adding "the myth of water theft does not stand the test of rational scrutiny or reason".

That's why the Supreme Court has insisted that any affirmative action plan must meet the test of "strict scrutiny" — that is, that the plan must be "narrowly tailored" to serve a "compelling interest".

Given the surge of interest in addressing women's rights in the early 1970s, Justice Powell wrote on behalf of two fellow justices, the time was not ripe There is another, and I find compelling, reason for deferring a general categorizing of sex classifications as invoking the strictest test of judicial scrutiny.

Whether the current system stands the test of scientific scrutiny is yet to be seen, but without question, the authors should be commended for their efforts let the debate begin.