Sentences with phrase «under close scrutiny of»

The team from the Basque Country currently occupy 8th position but have come under close scrutiny of late following an interview with the club's former President Inaki Badiola in Spanish newspaper AS last Monday.

However, even though there is a lot of optimism in the market relating to the price of Bitcoin, one thing to be noted that it is still under the close scrutiny of major regulatory bodies across the globe.

It is troubling and disconcerting to look up the verses cited by orthodox theologians (but not just them) only to discover that the proof melts away under closer scrutiny of the meaning and context.

Perhaps because the screenplay is based on a play («Farragut North» by Beau Willimon), it contains some front - of - the - stage monologues that Hoffman and Giamatti make plausible under the closer scrutiny of a camera.

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THE waste recycling industry is set to come under closer scrutiny and tighter controls as the Department of Environment and Conservation works to eradicate asbestos contamination.

Both consumers and officials in Brazil are putting the use of additive colourants under closer scrutiny than ever.

The licensing deal for Australia's No. 1 selling imported beer, Corona, will come under close scrutiny by the Australian competition regulator in the wake of an in - principle agreement for a $ 146 billion global mega-merger between Anheuser - Busch InBev and SAB Miller.

yUnder the circumstances of a very close election, during which the main three party leaders will be under far more scrutiny than ever before, your Scottish prediction seems spot on.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday introduced a bill to close the carried - interest loophole, a feature of the federal tax system benefiting private - equity managers that has come under scrutiny.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has developed a close relationship with New York City's real estate sector and accepted millions of dollars in donations from the industry's executives, ties that are coming under scrutiny as investigators probe his fundraising.

Former Congressman Rev. Floyd Flake, an investor in Aqueduct Entertainment Group and the leader of a publicly - subsidized housing empire in Queens, is coming under close scrutiny as a federal probe into the selection the new Aqueduct racino operator gets underway.

Some background to this debate: Britain's relationship with Saudi Arabia has been under close scrutiny on a number of fronts recently.

«Today both of these variables are under close scrutiny from many quarters, from myriad interest groups, the media, individual citizens, and the Congress, to name but a few,» she said.

Instead the finding crumbled under closer scrutiny, arguably because of «unforced errors» made while scrambling to secure credit for the discovery.

We wanted to see which of these theories held up under closer scrutiny.»

Microbats, the group of bats that emit echolocation signals from the larynx, came under close scrutiny because, surprisingly, some molecular studies divided them into two groups that diverged long ago, suggesting that echolocation evolved twice.

Lyons notes that the factors controlling the rise of animals are under close scrutiny, including challenges to the long - held view that a major rise in atmospheric oxygen concentrations triggered the event.

Naturally, there are a number of people who come under closer scrutiny — though, of course, the ones who most look like they might be up to something aren't.

As school governance comes under increasing scrutiny from Ofsted and other authorities, every school needs to take a close look at their board, and assess whether their trustees have the right set of capabilities to steer the school successfully into the future.

The next possible exception, Presidio charter school (ranked # 11 in Arizona), which has a high economically disadvantaged population fails under closer scrutiny to be much of an illustration when you discover it only has 30 students enrolled in 10th to 12th grades combined!

In a statewide race, his education policies will certainly come under close scrutiny, and Nashville's rejection of those ideas don't make a strong case for him.

One charter school operator, Achievement First, which has come under state scrutiny in the past year for its disciplinary practices, once again topped the charts with a rate of close to 50 percent for its middle school students in Hartford and a rate of better than 40 percent at its high schools in Bridgeport and New Haven.

This is what I like to call a dumb person's idea of a smart argument: it contains a whiff of truth (North Carolina's cost - of - living actually is indeed probably lower than most states»), but quickly falls apart under closer scrutiny.

Each part and every bolt came under close scrutiny», explains Dr Gunnar Güthenke, Head of the Off - Road Product Group at Mercedes - Benz.

Stability With redundant connections and a high level of security, you can be confident that our servers are performing reliably and always under close scrutiny.

However, under close, recent scrutiny, they found enough questions still remaining about the efficacy of the test in IG's that they felt they had no choice but to continue to look for answers, rather than releasing the test.

A little closer to home, the multi-toed Hemingway cats of Key West, Fla. have come under the scrutiny of an agency of the U.S. government.

But the mechanical processes of language break down under Ebner's close scrutiny; text and language are revealed as eminently physical, concrete manifestations of supposedly immaterial ideas.

Other members of the Trump Administration should also fall under close scrutiny, including Interior Department Associate Deputy Secretary James Cason, a former official for the Reagan and both Bush Administrations, thought to be «the «key architect» of many of the transfers (see New York Times, July 25, 2017, «As Interior Secretary Swaggers Through Parks, His Staff Rolls Back Regulations»).

I don't have the ability to verify the math and physics of the 6 step article, but I'm smart enough to keep governments and political topics under close scrutiny.

These purported connections — that frequently broke down under closer statistical scrutiny — lacked the buttress of physical explanation and were in time forgotten or abandoned.

As a firm believer in the concept of additionality - basically, would the proposed renewable energy project have happened under «business as usual» conditions - he explained that offsets would only gain the upper hand through: «public perception (from closer press scrutiny of REC financial figures); possible consumer fraud lawsuits testing deceptive marketing statutes; and perhaps most importantly a thriving domestic offset market built around regional climate schemes such as the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, AB 32 in California, the Western Climate Initiative, and possibly a national cap - and - trade scheme down the road.»

Under U.S. insurance law, settlement authority and strategy are much more concentrated in the insurer, and the insurer's role in instructing defence counsel is subject to closer scrutiny to ensure compliance with the duty to avoid conflict of interest.

Employers» mandatory arbitration agreements are coming under close scrutiny in the aftermath of a high profile case involving defense contractor KBR's (a Halliburton subsidiary) attempt to compel Jamie Leigh Jones to arbitrate claims of rape and harassment against the company.

Universities faced close scrutiny under the new Islamic regime in relation to both course content and the conduct of professors and students.

Quality control has not just been an issue for Ranbaxy, in fact other Indian drugmakers have come under closer scrutiny as the FDA, the guardian of the world's most important pharmaceuticals market, has increased its presence in the country, reflecting India's growing importance as a supplier to the United States.

The High Court held that: «It was not open to Haringey to rely on the claimant having the option to return to Jamaica without much closer scrutiny of her arguments that this would amount to a breach of her rights under Art 8.»

All of a sudden activist shareholders, securities regulators, and the courts seemed ready to place in - house counsel under closer scrutiny.

The screen looks great at a glance, but not under close scrutiny: its 320 x 290 resolution is low enough that you'll see jagged edges on letters and can easily make out individual pixels, and the beveled edges of the Gorilla Glass give off a sort of shimmering moiré pattern.

Exchanges are under close scrutiny for evidence of money laundering schemes, and would necessarily keep a watchful eye on large - scale transfers (as the law requires them to do).

The blockchain sector may be put under a closer scrutiny as investors are getting more careful in their estimations as of when and if investments will deliver returns, the report says.

Shulman will go into more detail about the changes to the closing process, the CFPB's increased enforcement on anti-kickback provisions and the greater scrutiny of marketing agreements under RESPA.

These led to two tentative offers, one of which — from a Chinese insurance company with close ties to the ruling Communist Party — fell through under public scrutiny.