While the IRS memo conceded that ROBS "serve legitimate tax and business planning needs," it urged case-by-case scrutiny for violations of rules governing retirement accounts.
The associate said Mr. Anderson did so at the time not because Apple was suspected of having a problem but because many major companies were trying to understand their practices in case they did face scrutiny or accusations.
Some of the cases under scrutiny were among nearly 20 incidents investigated by a team of senior criminal prosecutors in Alexandria, Va., beginning in 2004.
They received summaries of the number of cases under scrutiny but few facts about the episodes or the department's decisions not to prosecute.
While the commission instituted a pilot program last September to monitor liquidations, the report recommended that the S.E.C. expand its sample of cases under scrutiny to include those involving unauthorized trading and nonmember affiliates.
At a time when Americans receive far more diagnostic radiation than ever before, two cases under scrutiny in California — one involving a large, well-known Los Angeles hospital, the other a tiny hospital in the northern part of the state — underscore the risks that powerful CT scans pose when used incorrectly.
In moral and political discussions, cases under scrutiny tend to be ones in which deservers are either individual people or groups of people.
The "progressive" entry has no direction for giving such cases special scrutiny.
Criminal charges have been filed so far in just one of those 11 cases under scrutiny - against Grizzlies' running back Beau Donaldson, who is accused of raping a woman at his residence while she slept following a night of heavy drinking.
In such cases, closer scrutiny is warranted to determine the true number of isomers.
Since worrying about the legal and intelligence justification for executing two adherents of Isis is not a popular cause, maybe it's worth spelling out the case for scrutiny of what the PM freely acknowledged was "a new departure".
