The F.D.I.C. cannot compel witnesses to testify and produce documents like a federal grand jury, and its review is limited largely to scrutinizing the documents from the failed bank to see if there are telltale signs of fraud or improper lending practices.
Consumer advocates argue that the multibillion-dollar death care business is subject to spotty supervision, incomplete state laws and a clientele largely disinclined to scrutinize the details of a family member's burial or cremation.
In the aftermath of Sept. 11, critics of radical Islam focused largely on terrorism, scrutinizing Muslim-American charities or asserting links between Muslim organizations and violent groups like Hamas.
American officials say the problems with the Afghan Allies visa program occurred largely because the embassy lacked enough staff members to scrutinize each case and run background checks.
With this largely macro lens, he misses an important opportunity to scrutinize the startling gaps in educational quality across states, districts, institutions, schools and teachers.
As this study largely focused on the enabling conditions, further studies are needed to scrutinize and manage the mitigation-adaptation balances in countries possessing good synergy potentials.
Because Tattersall's question seemed to have been largely ignored, we re-visit this problem, using quantitative genetic methods to scrutinize methods and concepts used to describe new lemur taxa.
A judge in Volusia County (which contains Daytona Beach) ruled last August that Proctor had to surrender the manuscript, which Proctor says is largely jottings and notes at this point and not ready for other people to scrutinize.
Peek, watch, or scrutinize.
Scrutinize restaurant meals.
Certainly Congress should scrutinize them.
