Sentences with phrase «come under scrutiny during»

According to industry experts, there are over 33 physical problems that will come under scrutiny during a home inspection when your home is for sale.

Second is the fact that it went to the Trump Foundation — which came under scrutiny during the presidential campaign for its shady practices, specifically documents that showed Trump pulled about a quarter of a million dollars from the foundation's budget to settle lawsuits related to his business.

Yet many who found Dr. Gruber's condescension akin to fingernails scraping down a blackboard were even more appalled by a paper Gruber wrote in 1997, which came under scrutiny during a recent congressional hearing at which the MIT professor was a witness.

Yet, his future at the Premier League giants came under scrutiny during his first two years at the club after he failed to establish himself in the French boss» line - up.

New York's restrictive voter access rules came under scrutiny during Tuesday's Presidential primary.

But her history as base chief at a black - site prison in Thailand in 2002, where techniques such as waterboarding were used on terror suspects, came under scrutiny during the confirmation process.

His radical past came under scrutiny during the leadership campaign, including an article he wrote at Oxford, which appeared to advocate the use of LSD and other hard drugs.

Not exact matches

Arsene Wenger is not solely blamed for the lack of spending, but has come under increased scrutiny in recent seasons for a lack of results in the Premier League, and was the subject of protests during the season by fans.

The British public is set to come under even closer scrutiny during 2012 from an advanced CCTV system specially designed for the London Olympics.

The former flagbearer of the opposition National Democartic Congress (NDC) came under scrutiny after the party lost woefully to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) during the 2016 December polls.

HCRA, a tax that insurers have paid since the late 90s under health reform legislation enacted during the Pataki administration, has come under scrutiny recently because of the role the tax's collections paid in an alleged fraud scheme by former Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver.

Cuomo's selections — which must be confirmed by the state Senate — are likely to come under intense scrutiny because of the court's leftward tilt during his administration.

He had come under repeated scrutiny during the general election campaign over his views on abortion and homosexuality.

Generally, credit card use has come under scrutiny for its contribution to the financial problems experienced by many consumers during the economic downturn.

Zain, whose work came under scrutiny after the DNA exoneration of a convicted rapist he had positively identified as the perpetrator, was eventually found to have falsified test results in as many as 134 cases during a 10 - year period.

The retailers» demise has generated high profile mandates for Weil, DLA and Squire Patton Boggs but past advisers of BHS have also been in the headlines, with advice given by Linklaters and Olswang during last year's sale of the business set to come under scrutiny as the pair face parliamentary questions over their roles.

The Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP) was first established in 1966, but came under national scrutiny during the SCC labour decision in Fraser v. Ontario.

Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel has come under withering scrutiny after the revelation last week that deputy Scot Peterson, the school's assigned security officer, was nearby when the shooting began but did not go into the building to confront the suspect during the attack.

Rebecca Boldrick, David Hogg's mom, came under Internet scrutiny after her son, David Hogg, appeared on frequent television newscasts discussing his experiences during the horrific shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Also, during divorce proceedings the lives of both spouses may come under scrutiny, depending on the state.