Greece needs a body like London's Institute for Fiscal Studies to provide expert scrutiny and assessment of the government's budget assumptions and planning.
One couldn't just tell the old tired stories any more and expect to get away with it, because you knew you'd be subject to expert scrutiny.
The O.E.D. has some three hundred consultants, who provide an extra layer of expert scrutiny in such areas of arcana as falconry and wine.
For help in constructing a musical career that could withstand expert scrutiny, he turned to the philosopher, theoretician, and ex-composer Theodor W. Adorno, who had also fled Germany for Los Angeles.
More intriguingly, they attracted expert scrutiny and some approbation from such luminaries as Leonard Bernstein, along with tidal waves of more or less good-natured ridicule from most of the music establishment.
Initially, expert scrutiny focused on the president's assertion that the United States would "not hesitate" to act alone and "pre-emptively" to thwart dangers from hostile states or terrorist groups armed with, or seeking, nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.
NOTWITHSTANDING the close and expert scrutiny to which Dr. L. S. B. Leakey's evidence for the early occurrence of man in Kenya has been subjected, the far-reaching effect of the conclusions to which it leads make it eminently desirable that no means of verifying and substantiating the data should be neglected.
AI is slightly different, but the rules still apply, and this expert scrutiny in the public domain will move the debate forward".
Professor Overman, a member of an HS2 analytical challenge panel, set up to provide "independent expert scrutiny", said available evidence suggested the scheme was "not particularly good value for money" compared to other transport projects.
By rigorous expert scrutiny?
