Transparency laws and aggressive news media are applying scrutiny to the powers that be.
I was struck during the reporting by the fact that people kept repeating the same things over and over again, so much so that by midweek I started calling them "The Three S's": going Slow, starting Small and applying Scrutiny.
And they should use their scrutiny of Paul's newsletters as a guidestar in terms of applying scrutiny consistently, because while it's true that Paul largely managed to put the controversy behind him, he nevertheless was made to admit that he had "moral responsibility" for the newsletters.
Even if the Court declined to apply strict scrutiny, Boies told me, he could still argue that Proposition 8 fails the much more commonly applied "rational basis" scrutiny.
Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats also want to apply greater scrutiny and a more defined mission to the $700 billion rescue program.
In this case, he would apply "enhanced scrutiny in this context to determining whether a breach occurred".
Winning the appointment, Ernst moved to the UK in 1993 determined to apply scientific scrutiny to the field of complementary and alternative medicine (Cam).
The state urged the appeals court not to apply "strict scrutiny," the searching judicial review usually called for when content-based laws are challenged under the First Amendment.
Since its warning shot in March, American banks have been told to apply "enhanced scrutiny" to their customers' dealings in Antigua.
The American decision means that all American banks and financial institutions will have to apply "enhanced scrutiny" to customers' dealings there.
In an interview with the Guardian, Hunt, who took over as shadow education secretary a month ago, said a Labour government would apply tougher scrutiny to the management of academy schools and use sanctions against academy chains whose performance was stagnating.
