Sentences with phrase «under scrutiny then»

If that is the link currently under scrutiny then how can people possibly click on that link without seeing Gavin's article?

Under scrutiny then was a federal law that threatened to withhold 5 percent of a state's highway grant if the state did not raise its drinking age to 21.

Not exact matches

He came under scrutiny last September after firing Austin Beutner, then publisher of the Los Angeles Times, because of a clash over whether the L.A. Times and San Diego Union - Tribune should remain part of the company.

Theranos first came under scrutiny in October 2015, when the two - time Pulitzer - prize winning WSJ journalist John Carreyrou published an explosive investigative piece, suggesting that the company — then valued by investors at a stunning $ 9 billion — had greatly exaggerated its abilities to quickly process an expansive range of laboratory tests from a few drops of blood.

May the kingdom of matter, then, under our scrutinies and our manipulations, surrender to us the secrets of its texture, its movements, its history.

But by then, the IRS was under a moratorium related to the agency's controversial scrutiny of Tea Party organizations.

Then, to sustain its reasoning in the face of new litigation, the Court found itself having to bring ever new objects under its scrutiny, such as moments of silence and abstinence education.

He knew then that his job would be under more scrutiny with a new administration; he did not know the season would devolve the way it had.

If anyone is to blame for his confidence crisis then it has to be Wenger; if he had bought another striker since begining of last season when it became obvious to every football follower Giroud still needs a lot of work to become the finished article then the poor chap will not be under such intense scrutiny and pressure.....

Arsenal lost to City in the League Cup final last Sunday and then in the Premier League on Thursday, placing Wenger under renewed scrutiny in his 22nd season in charge.

In the last of those Premier League games, between Chelsea and West Brom, he came under scrutiny for failing to give West Brom an early penalty for a clear foul on Jay Rodriguez and then for not sending off Albion's Craig Dawson for a shocker of a challenge on Chelsea's Davide Zappacosta.

If United make a move for Gareth Bale, then Di Maria's future at Old Trafford will come under more scrutiny and an offer to take himpermanently may be looked upon kindly.

Nassau's contracting system came under scrutiny last May after then - State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R - Rockville Centre) was charged in a federal corruption case that included influencing the award of a county contract to a company that hired his son, Adam.

Let's have a proper head - to - head, including a televised debate, which would have a huge amount of interest, and then Jeremy Corbyn can be put under some proper scrutiny with actual debates.»

The Housing Authority has come under scrutiny for its failure to conduct lead paint inspections for four years and then filing false reports stating that the inspections were completed.

The Ohio school board, divided and under national scrutiny, then took critical analysis out of its lesson plan.

The police would then have a whole new set of potential leads who would come under scrutiny as possible perps.

I love Martin Scorsese, but I can easily see if the 4 hour cut felt like it had to be the final cut, then it should've stayed that way and not be under the scrutiny of Academy voters.

Since then, ALEC has come under closer scrutiny, and progressive organizations have begun to shine a brighter light on its activities.

These cases would be definitely under scrutiny unless these are redeemeded earlier and then re-invested

Both titles are as amazing now as they were back then, holding up absolutely rock solid under modern scrutiny.

The pieces will then go under the scrutiny of a panel of esteemed judges that has previously included; Tracey Emin, Gavin Turk, Stephen Webster, Dylan Jones, amongst others, who will choose the winner and first runner - up of The HIX Award 2018.

The show will then go under the scrutiny -LSB-...]

The show will then go under the scrutiny of our 25 esteemed judges who will choose the official winner of The HIX Award 2016.

Make it a peer - review study in an established peer - review journal... that stands up under scrutiny and then you can start paying attention.

If A (k)-- B (k) is bounded to be less than a value, say «M», for the time period under scrutiny, then we can bound S1 (k) as S1 (k) < = M / d.

While I can not go into every detail of the case for the present post, I will first cover the scrutiny by the Court under the requirements of the Directive, which helps to understand the details of the Austrian regime of sanctions; I will then briefly address aspects of the freedom of establishment; and last but not least I will focus on the scope of fundamental rights review exercised by the Court.

The tax rulings under scrutiny were granted in favour of Apple Sales International (ASI) and Apple Operations Europe (AOE), first in 1991 and then in 2007.

If they say state universities are under scrutiny to make sure they are not discriminating against viewpoints, then a lot of people can sue, a lot of cases are going to be pretty good and the universities are going to have someone looking over their shoulder.»

If chronic under - settlement really is on this scale, little wonder then that even the most naïve of us should be suspicious of those who not only seek to deny basic safeguards to children and protected parties but who also hide their settlement outcomes from public scrutiny.

The firm later came under scrutiny after a number of troubling discoveries, including that Cambridge Analytica's CEO had reportedly reached out to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in an effort to find some of then - Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's deleted emails.

Consistently, Hervis has shown a capacity for understanding key clinical concerns, developing effective treatment modalities and then training others to implement them effectively, under rigorous research scrutiny.»