Obviously, the fact that Iran claims it does not want nuclear weapons is not proof that it is not seeking them or will not seek them at some point in the future; all government statements should be subjected to skepticism (and one can only dream of the day when US media stars subject the statements of their own government to the same skepticism accorded to those of leaders of non-allied countries).
Greenwald expresses skepticism that the agency is subject to "rigorous oversight," citing a former cabinet minister Chris Huhne who has insisted that the ministers were in "utter ignorance" about one of the largest GCHQ programs Tempora, which allows the UK to collect, store and analyze communications much like the American PRISM program.
Even when he announces his decision, it is subject to approval by Congress, where the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, expressed considerable skepticism today.
From the very beginning, however, the project has been subject to strong skepticism, including a rare vote of dissent in 1993 by roughly one-third of the members of the legislature, the People's Assembly, which is usually near unanimous in its decisions.
The claim has been subject to a fair bit of skepticism since Thursday, when the library published an article on its website linking her possible cataracts to arsenic.
Criminal justice should be subject to the same level of skepticism and scrutiny that we apply to any other government program.
Irrespective of the goals of the studies, the works on gamifying education should be subject to the same level of skepticism and scrutiny that is applied to any other areas of empirical research.
But shouldn't such a tired formula be subject to a bit more scrutiny and skepticism?
There are also concerns which lead to skepticism that guidelines may be subject to biases (used as a financial and marketing tool).
However, there is still a good deal skepticism on the part of health professionals who feel that by sharing highly sensitive information they may still be subject to blame and penalties.
A lesson of the Spiegel Affair is that claims need to be subjected to some skepticism.
