Once we have completed the current programme, using it as a baseline, I'd like to see a "lighter touch", shorter and more proportionate inspection model – one that retains an all-important scrutiny of casework and the experiences of children, identifying a small number of key areas to act upon.
It had effectively replaced local authority delivery of a statutory duty – hence the government grants – but without any of the (boring but important) oversight, scrutiny and fiduciary and fiscal care.
Then, on Aug. 19, Manafort resigned over questions about the direction of the campaign and — more important — increasing scrutiny over his ties to Ukraine's pro-Russian former leader.
We would like to reach a final decision on this, however, and given the important public scrutiny to Ebola virus, we invite you to pay specific attention to the following in another revision of this work: 1) Provide a clearer explanation of Rt and the extent to which it fits the observed ongoing spread of Ebola (including the value of being less than <1).
A symbol for such an important institution deserves scrutiny, beginning with the identity of the typeface, which is key to its appearance.
Another important element is scrutiny from NGOs, investors and the public, which is likely to help ensure these commitments are upheld.
The point is to identify the most important institutions, toughen scrutiny and so reduce the likelihood of failure, or speed up a wind-down if they do trip up.
Because the homes would be in a Special Natural Area District -- an area where the natural features are considered important and special scrutiny is required before development is allowed -- Mr. Junger must get approval from the City Planning Commission to fell trees, change topography and subdivide the two lots.
The proper climate financing mechanism is an important subject to scrutiny by parliaments, and other domestic accountability institutions and civil society.
More important is the scrutiny Kelly will undergo while campaigning.
