Sentences with phrase «subject of scrutiny»

The defendants said since the allegation of bias is currently subject of scrutiny by the NJC, there is no guarantee that the Judge will be fair if he continue to preside over the case.

As Taylor warns, «' We,» who sometimes wish that the government would restrict the behavior of [cults], may someday become «them,» the prospective subjects of scrutiny and regulation.»

The event is run by FIFA (or the Fédération Internationale de Football Association), which has been the subject of scrutiny due to its executives involved in bribery and corruption charges.

Contrary to Trump's and Republicans» claims that Page became a subject of scrutiny only because of the dossier and his work on the Trump campaign, The Wall Street Journal reported last week the Page had been on counterintelligence officials» radar since 2013 — more than three years before he joined the campaign, and the same year he sent the letter touting his Russia connections.

Toutiao, alongside other tech companies, has also been the subject of scrutiny from Chinese regulators reviewing cyber security.

Some of those tech giants — like Facebook, Google and Twitter — are themselves the subject of scrutiny in the nation's capital.

The holding center has long been the subject of scrutiny at all levels of government and from activists in Western New York.

The Urban League's preventive care contract with the county has been the subject of scrutiny since November 2014, when eight Urban League caseworkers wrote to the county comptroller to express «extreme concern» about the agency's practices, ranging from a culture of «creative billing» to a lack of training opportunities.

Executive compensation at some 500 public authorities is the subject of scrutiny by the newly - formed Independent Authorities Budget Office.

An effort led by the Oneida Indian Nation to pressure the team to change its mascot is now the subject of scrutiny from many who say the poll's findings deflate their argument.

In the wake of charges that outgoing state Sen. Shirley Huntley (D - Jamaica) misused taxpayer dollars, City Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D - Astoria) said every nonprofit connected to an elected official should be the subject of scrutiny.

The Indy Party's expenditures are already the subject of scrutiny by the Manhattan and Staten Island DAs, with the former probe resulting in the indictment of GOP consultant John Haggerty, who was hired by the party using a more than $ 1 million contribution from Mayor Bloomberg to provide services during the 2009 election.

Only God knows how many persons at the highest levels in Nigeria are parading certificates and qualifications that should form the subject of scrutiny.

The bill would also cover so - called member items, the legislative earmarks that have been the subject of scrutiny by law enforcement in recent years.

The board has come under fire for approving a $ 392,000 salary for Galante, who has been the subject of scrutiny by the City Council and the FBI concerning his outside income and questionable operation of the taxpayer - funded nonprofit.

Video games will continue to be the subject of scrutiny, both scientifically and societally, but investigators hope that this study opens the door to thinking about the nuances of different types of games.

The finding comes from looking past the mutated mice to their nonmutated littermates, which are usually not a subject of scrutiny.

The AHA was also the subject of scrutiny when it was revealed that in the decade prior to its recommendation that doctors use tPA for stroke victims, the heart association had received $ 11 million from Genentech, tPA's manufacturer.

VitaminWater, kombucha tea, coconut water, and various brands of juice drinks made from acai, goji berry, and mangosteen have all used health claims in their marketing — and some, like POM, have been the subject of scrutiny and legal action.

Bacon's Portrait of Henrietta Moraes on a Blue Couch, and paintings from artists including Peter Paul Rubens, Edgar Degas, Jean - Baptiste Siméon Chardin and Circle of Rembrandt, showcase how the body and flesh have long been the subject of scrutiny by artists.

Paint's fleshiness is the subject of both scrutiny and amusement in Postauthentic Times, in which neatly stitched linen strips, painted in navy - blue acrylic, seem to rise up and spill over at the edges — from a distance they look like the thick monochrome impasto brushstrokes of early Abstract Expressionism.

EPA's endangerment finding covers emissions of six key greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons and sulfur hexafluoride — that have been the subject of scrutiny and intense analysis for decades by scientists in the United States and around the world.

An AG, as a politician, advising Cabinet is not the same thing as a lawyer advising an individual client — the former's advice is, ultimately, political advice, or at least, legal advice that is framed by political considerations that will be the subject of scrutiny and vetting by the House and public as part of its adoption.

I note the work of Igor Ellyn who suggests that the oppression remedy «allows any type of corporate activity to be the subject of scrutiny, and makes the remedy available to a broad class of individuals.»

Court of Appeal: The Court of Appeal focused on the private emails as unprofessional conduct, noting that a «charted accountant's status in the community at large means that his / her conduct will from time to time be the subject of scrutiny and comment... It follows that a chartered accountant must ensure that her conduct is above reproach in the view of reasonable, fair - minded and informed persons.»

It's also looking into allegations that the company manipulates search results to favor its own websites over competitors» sites, an issue that has been the subject of scrutiny in Europe.

Crypto - tokens have been the subject of scrutiny by various regulatory authorities and may be overseen by the legal and regulatory authorities of a number of jurisdictions globally.

While the new MacBook Pro lineup gained early notoriety for its lack of USB - A ports, Apple's latest computer has since become the subject of scrutiny for other reasons.

The social media giant has also been the subject of scrutiny for allowing «fake news» to be seen on the site during the 2016 campaign.

The project has since been a subject of scrutiny and multiple lawsuits over the question of its compliance with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations, among other things.

Facebook was the subject of scrutiny in recent weeks over revelations of similar significant Russian exploits of the social network during the 2016 US Presidential election in the USA.

However, when you divorce many of those parenting responsibilities you once collectively shared quickly become the subject of scrutiny.

As I am a cultural anthropologist and an adventurer in the field of personal development and self improvement, everything I have experienced in relation to my son has been the subject of scrutiny and theorizing.