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"Because Mr. Whitaker has not undergone the process of Senate confirmation, there has been no mechanism for scrutinizing whether he has the character and ability to evenhandedly enforce the law in such a position of grave responsibility," Katyal and Conway wrote.
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Among other things, investigators have been scrutinizing whether the elder Hevesi or his aides played any role in smoothing the way for deals involving his son's firm, Praetorian Securities, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation.
Scrutinizing whether cost increase is proportional to quality improvement is thus essential when hospitals attach high intrinsic value to quality.
It is practice ripe for scrutinizing, or at least satirizing.
This fact alone calls for scrutinizing the inclusion criteria.
Some may view our results as negating the need for scrutinizing racial disparities.
The authorities also scrutinized whether Lehman executives overvalued its commercial real estate portfolio.
The bureau also will scrutinize whether credit card forms issued by big banks are misleading.
These systems were chose in order to scrutinize whether distillation regions overlapped.
Second, we scrutinize whether segregation results from women's anticipation of gendered family roles or from their anticipation of sex-based discrimination, but we find no evidence for either of these hypotheses.
As the production continues, the finished inventories are accumulated to scrutinize whether they are serviceable or repairable.
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