Sentences with phrase «following media scrutiny»

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Increased public scrutiny from both government agencies and the general public following mass media coverage of several severe outbreaks of foodborne illness has elevated expectations of food service organizations to take a more proactive approach to their responsibility to protect the food supply chain.

Following a week marked by damaging leaks and intense media scrutiny, rattled White House communications staffers have been told in closed - door meetings that a major purge is...

Rather than admit many of his colleagues and GOP donors formed him from his post, Mr. Skelos said the «media scrutiny» following his arrest on federal corruption charges undid him.

In Vogue's April cover story, Selena Gomez — the most followed person on Instagram — admitted that depression and anxiety due to intense social media scrutiny caused her to cancel the final three months of her Revival tour last summer.

As a member of one of the most closely followed — we're talking social media spectators, commissioned camera crews as well as pestering paparazzi — families in the history of everything, Kendall Jenner is no stranger to scrutiny and, in turn, criticism.

The shakeup that followed led to the retirements of top agency leaders, unwanted media attention and scrutiny from the Legislature's oversight committees.

Pro Technology's Tony Romm reports that the DHS proposal, which was published in the Federal Register on Thursday, would ask for voluntary disclosure from foreign travelers — including those arriving through the Visa Waiver program — and «follows months of calls on Capitol Hill for greater scrutiny of foreign visitors» social media accounts.»

Instead, the Court of Justice (CJ) and its President, Mr Vassilios Skouris, have been subject to unprecedented media scrutiny following intense internal infighting about a contentious proposal which officially aims to «reinforce the efficiency of justice at EU level» by doubling the number of judges working at the General Court (GC).