She says she doesn't think that girls are put off sport because of the scrutiny around female appearance – "I wasn't" – and, perhaps because of her lower profile (or tougher image), says she has never faced the sort of criticism or insults that Rebecca Adlington has endured.
Until now North Korea has succeeded in cutting itself off from the scrutiny of the global community.
"By finishing the way he did in the Fountain, it took some of the scrutiny and pressure off of Bill, Clementt said.
To fight off the now constant scrutiny of Google as a behemoth monopoly that reaches far into people's personal lives, Ms. Molinari has aggressively courted lawmakers and federal regulators as she has managed a Google effort that spent a record $18.2 million on lobbying in 2012.
Joseph said the Eritrean government was now trying to head off international scrutiny of the tax by instructing members of the diaspora to pay it in Asmara.
That wiped them off its balance sheet, avoiding the scrutiny of regulators and shareholders.
This growing popularity of R&D tax incentives as a policy instrument is due to a variety of reasons including being exempt from EU and WTO "state aid" rules, and the fact that tax expenditures tend to be "off budget, " meaning they escape the scrutiny that applies to direct expenditures.
Since June, Mr. Snowden's revelations have set off the most extensive public scrutiny of the N.S.A. since its creation in 1952.
In the end, to the obvious frustration of The Guardian's Paul Lewis (now the paper's Washington correspondent), Trotter could not grasp that this policy was guaranteed to seal off the police from proper scrutiny.
We heard it all before when cancer-causing methyl iodide was taken off the market under scientific scrutiny.
