81.   If she becomes prime minister, her Italian origin will come under greater scrutiny.

82.   National media representatives prodded the Bush administration to open up its conduct of the war on terrorism to greater scrutiny both on the battlefield and in the White House.

83.   State media has come under greater scrutiny since the replacement last month of the director, who promised impartial news, with someone even more closely associated with Aristide.

84.   That means he would likely face greater scrutiny in his relations with the United States -- and have less room to maneuver -- than Labastida would.

85.   The financing of religious schools is coming under greater scrutiny.

86.   The White House called on the Senate Friday to confirm two nominees who face greater scrutiny now that their fate is in the hands of a Democratic majority.

87.   There will be greater scrutiny of offerings by investors, lower premiums on new shares and greater difficulty in attracting willing investors.

88.   Thirdly, the department is in the process of identifying certain categories of existing tax-payers for greater scrutiny.

89.   The Singapore Oil Report also said that long-established tariffs on oil imports were also likely to attract greater scrutiny.

90.   It will force parties to give a more detailed account of their finances and bring their funding under greater scrutiny.