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Meanings of come under scrutiny in English

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Usage of come under scrutiny in English
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The party's parliamentary selection process has come under scrutiny in recent days.
The Guardian
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These companies could come under scrutiny in the event of new sanctions.
Reuters
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ATTEMPTS to salvage the Martell Grand National will come under scrutiny today.
The Irish Times
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Once again, the relationship between police and press should come under scrutiny.
The Guardian
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Daley Blind is another United player whose role will come under scrutiny.
Reuters
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These companies could come under scrutiny if the Berman bill is passed.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, the DP's attendance record in Parliament has also come under scrutiny.
The South African
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The quality of the pitches and floodlights have also come under scrutiny.
The Guardian
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It is not the first time the firm has come under scrutiny.
BBC
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Even the most automatic function -breathing -has come under scrutiny.
Reuters
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This was the second time that Williamson's bowling action had come under scrutiny.
Radio NZ
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These points will come under scrutiny when the trial resumes on Thursday morning.
The South African
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Support for people with learning disabilities will also come under scrutiny.
The Guardian
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Every system out there is going to come under scrutiny any minute now.
The cabal
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Red tape and regulation in the country's schools is to come under scrutiny.
Radio NZ
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McCabe is one of several former U.S. officials who have come under scrutiny.
Reuters
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Come under scrutiny across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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