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It fears that condoning the exposure of other countries' abuses might invite scrutiny of its own.

In all, about 30 states have laws restricting gifts to state officials, laws that might invite scrutiny of Apple's generosity, said Karen Hobert Flynn, vice president of state operations for Common Cause.

It has gripped with indecent haste and invited scrutiny of the squad, which has been unforgiving.

This case invites scrutiny of the hospital's policy implementation and raises the question of what steps the hospital administration should take next.

And by making loyalty to the revolution a litmus test, they have also invited scrutiny of their own ideals and interpretations of what the revolution promised.

The case also invites scrutiny of police who appear to have sought prosecutions based on a standard of investigative rigour below that which they would expect of fellow officers.

Revelations that he comes from a middle-class family in suburban Wimbledon, and for a period went to the same Surrey public school as Tim Henman, might have invited scrutiny of his authenticity, but this rather misses the point that ever since the Rolling Stones emerged out of Richmond, the social mobility that has energised British pop has worked both ways.

That invites scrutiny of every Democratic campaign for evidence that the party's contenders are practicing its principles.

But the strategy, coming from a former environmental lobbyist, raised the antennae of critics and invited scrutiny of funding sources.

But Mendoza's goal to create "a work of art for the community to be proud of," as he said in The Guardian, invites scrutiny of a piece created for a faraway audience that had a negative, if accidental, local impact.

Rockism is a canon-obsessed ideology, and although its critical heyday has mostly passed, any anthology like this one will invite scrutiny for traces of its residue.