Mr. Thompson seemed to be putting RU-486 in a category separate from other drugs, suggesting that safety concerns justified fresh scrutiny.
The debate in recent years has pitted those who justify greater scrutiny by reference to threats of terrorism and organized crime against those who cleave to more traditional notions of individual privacy.
In justifying its scrutiny of the Chinese companies, the committee contended that Chinese intelligence services, as well as private companies and other entities, often recruit those with direct access to corporate networks to steal trade secrets and other sensitive proprietary data.
"But not on terms that would not justify public scrutiny".
Initially, Trudeau seemed to justify some scrutiny of Muslim communities.
For them righteousness was an exacting external standard that produced pride and justified intense scrutiny of others with the inevitable concomitant of harsh punishment on any violation.
They moved swiftly to claim political victory and shift the onus to Democrats to justify their continued scrutiny of the president.
If I were a legislator, I'd be thinking about whether they can be justified under strict scrutiny," the constitutional standard necessary to justify official racial distinctions under the 14th Amendment.
The bankruptcy filing and the raid "clearly show that the committee was more than justified in its scrutiny of the deal," said the panel's chairman, Representative Fred Upton, Republican of Michigan.
But the sociologist declares that even life scientists think that certain processes have to be discussed regarding their possible sectoral regulation: "Ironically, the same GE developers who once claimed that the process of GE does not matter for regulatory purposes are now arguing that changes to the engineering process justify looser regulatory scrutiny".
This, in turn, potentially pushes them closer to a radical fate, only to become headlines that attract more media sensationalism, and justify increased FBI scrutiny.
