We take a closer look at democratic scrutiny, subsidiarity and at recent proposals to enhance national parliamentary involvement in EU affairs.
At the press conference, Trump took umbrage at the scrutiny he's received for what was, after all, an actual act of charity.
British civil rights groups have also expressed concern at the scrutiny of would-be visitors here.
In every topic he tackled, and particularly in Northern Ireland, Phillip aimed only at searching scrutiny and fair judgment.
In fact, Clement-Jones expressed surprised at the scrutiny which the bill has received, some of it not altogether pleasant.
Beijing has bristled at international scrutiny and the threat of U.S. sanctions over the program, calling it an example of American overreach into its domestic affairs.
This is of course a fairly obvious attempt at dodging scrutiny, and if her debate idea is an about-turn that should be welcomed.
The developer Renewal denied it had any desire to "take the money and run" at a scrutiny committee meeting last Tuesday.
The figures, unveiled at a scrutiny committee meeting, mean 5.5% of 7,780 children and family service staff were absent for 14 weeks or more in 2012.
At close scrutiny, though, this quite attractive appraisal is untenable.
