He held sway over a largely unquestioning support, and a Scottish media which reported his pronouncements with the minimum of scrutiny.
Adds Krumholtz: "I think the timing is, at a minimum, worth scrutiny and possibly suspect".
From academics who specialize in government, and from public interest groups, pressure for change has been growing; that pressure feeds on public disaffection with the way unpopular policies have been pushed through with only a minimum of parliamentary scrutiny, and sometimes with debate cut short by the government.
In the book, and the film, Bennett narrates this milestone in his life with a minimum of self-scrutiny, while approving the absence of fuss: "no more splother or ceremony than renewing one's parking permit".
This bias was kept to a minimum by our careful scrutiny of the written medical orders and the progress notes pertaining to each CRP test.
The papers by Hiyama et al. [ 8, 10] raise questions about the minimum levels of scientific scrutiny for demonstrating effects of low-dose radiation, but also other environmental health problems.
But the way Mr. Menendez first came under broader scrutiny, at a minimum, illustrates the often-hidden role that partisan players have in helping push the major news media to dig into ethical allegations lodged against sitting members of Congress.
Starmer said that having no less scrutiny was a minimum demand from the Labour party and that required a vote, saying it was unacceptable that "MPs won't vote but MEPs will".
When a neighboring window has more than the minimum count, the window under scrutiny is combined with its neighbor.
At a minimum, though, Ms. Rice would face harsh scrutiny.
