Sentences with phrase «intense public scrutiny»

Clients facing intense public scrutiny need to know when smoke means fire.

Because celebrities are subject to such intense public scrutiny, it is frequently the case that their faith — or lack of faith — is general knowledge.

Together with his fellow Aussie bank CEOs, Elliott has been under intense public scrutiny in recent months.

It's no secret Amazon is the subject of intense public scrutiny at the moment over a flurry of controversial decisions from the online retailing giant against some of the publishers with which it does business.

Zuckerberg, 33, arguably the most prominent figure in social media, has been the subject of intense public scrutiny in the U.S. and U.K following reports that Facebook allowed controversial political data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica to gain access to data of more than 50 million Facebook users.

Even as Cuomo edges toward the far more intense public scrutiny of the national stage in an anticipated presidential bid in 2016, he has created what is, even for the typically difficult statehouse relations between press an executive, an unusually tense standoff with the statehouse press corps.

Over the past three years, the VA has been working to clear the backlog of first - time benefit applications after intense public scrutiny over the inefficiency of the system.

For a time it was Reddit's most popular and most toxic sub — 150,000 subscribers strong at its height and who knows how many lurkers — and was shut down only after intense public scrutiny.

Zuckerberg's testimony was described as «the most intense public scrutiny» since the Microsoft hearing in the late 1990s by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R — UT), who questioned him Tuesday.

Amphastar became yet another drug price - hiking villain facing intense public scrutiny when it raised the price of naloxone, an opioid overdose antidote, by more than 100 %.

The face - to - face meeting with the federal government's top transportation official comes at a crucial moment for Mr. Cuomo amid intense public scrutiny on the state of New York City's deteriorating subway system, and how to fix it.

President John Dramani Mahama came under intense public scrutiny for accepting the car gift worth about US$ 100,000 from a Burkinabe contractor, allegedly to influence him.

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Under intense public scrutiny led by Ona and aided by the World Bank, Gabon renegotiated the mining contract on more favourable terms in May 2008.

Since retiring, both Bradley (who, last November, was a losing candidate in the race for a seat in the Utah House of Representatives) and Donaldson (who lost Seattle's mayoral race in 2009) have become aspiring politicians, of all things, willing subjects of even more intense public scrutiny.

The cost to employees of two years of shame under intense public scrutiny, especially in Germany, is difficult to calculate.

Only 17 % of respondents are comfortable with brands using information acquired indirectly through third parties — the approach that Cambridge Analytica used that is now under intense public scrutiny.

«In countries such as Australia, same - sex couples and their families are being subjected to intense public scrutiny.

The most common reason reality tv couples break up is because of the intense public scrutiny their relationship comes under.

The CDM market for greenhouse gas offsets will be no exception, and will be subject to intense public scrutiny.

Corporate defence groups have expert lawyers from diverse fields who are committed to minimizing the disruptive effects, anxiety and the intense public scrutiny that can arise from criminal and civil litigation.

For any large organisation, going paperless is a challenge, but when it is cash strapped, under intense public scrutiny and has a dismal history of IT failure, the task looks like mission impossible, writes Michael Cross

The court noted that Brazeau had already suffered some consequences — he lost his job and was subject to intense public scrutiny.

«I look to hire those who share my moral compass and work ethic,» said Hacker, adding leading a team in something like the Pam Am Games can be like «leading in a fish bowl» because the games are under intense public scrutiny.