To subject to scrutiny; examine or inspect.

并进行了多次的详细检查。

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The rules which the banks had agreed to observe made the opening of numbered accounts subject to much closer scrutiny than before.

银行同意遵守的规定使得开立编号账户受到比以前更严格的审查。

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For those more cynically minded, it also means your actions are subject to less scrutiny, allowing you to do things your publicly-listed rivals may not get away with.

对于那些态度玩世不恭的人，这也意味着你的行为受到较少的审视，这让你得以做一些那些公开上市的竞争对手做不了的事。

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As the frontline regulator of every securities firm doing business with the public in the United States, we at FINRA understand we are going to be subject to scrutiny and criticism by the public and media.

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Given the central bank acts often in secret, and through informal contacts in networks like the Trilateral Commission ( see membership list here) and Bilderberg it's hard to subject them to scrutiny.

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So even though a group-granted exclusive license to a single manufacturer may be subject to antitrust scrutiny, such a license is not necessarily a violation of the Sherman Act.

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