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Any proposal by the WRU to bring the players back to Wales is likely to meet scrutiny from the nation's regions.

"The reality is any pipeline proposal that is made will meet similar scrutiny," said NRDC's Barratt-Brown.

A law that infringes the free exercise of religion, the court said, must meet "strict scrutiny," the highest standard of judicial review.

Back in April, he told VICE News "I've positioned myself in the best way to meet government scrutiny, because I'm not just focusing on meeting the demand that requires the use of butane and other such solvents".

The loss and showing against Belgium, the fifth best side in the world, was met with scrutiny and the win against Saudi Arabia was far from perfect, but some perspective is needed.

And yet, American citizenship alone does not sanitize the blight of blackness; Amber Joy Vinson, the second healthcare worker diagnosed with the virus, is already being met with scrutiny as Nina Pham's quarantined dog receives an outpouring of support.

But the tabletop "miniLab" also met with scrutiny within the medical industry.

DeVos committed to both throughout the confirmation process, which was met with scrutiny by the Senate.

The agency's strategy has met increased scrutiny in recent months with both companies' ships grounded.

Trump's state visit to Britain has been met with scrutiny since the topic arose in January, with a U.K. petition opposing the trip racking up 1.8 million signatures.

Turkey became a recruiting ground for ISIS where domestic groups supporting the group met no scrutiny from security forces or the government.