We five judges met for the last time on Tuesday, to consider the remaining six books from the 171 offered for our scrutiny.
As television turned campaigning into a kind of reality show, the physical attributes of political figures were increasingly offered up for scrutiny in unforgiving close-up in living rooms across America.
It feels strange and a little mean to scrutinize Mills's self-portraiture, especially now that her exposure will no doubt invite all kinds of speculation about her personality and her politics — but, until Tuesday, Mills offered herself up for scrutiny to whoever might wish to look at her blog.
The IRRC finds that about 20% of companies on the NYSE do not even have a board-level nominating committee, independent or otherwise.In general, board committees offer little occasion for scrutiny.
These structures are being under scrutiny and recent work high-lighted the strong potential they offer for optoelectronic devices.
"I have already offered myself for judicial scrutiny in 1990s.
The 23 countries who have so far joined this voluntary scheme all offer themselves up for scrutiny by a panel of outside experts.
An important part of this experiment was to put himself at the center of it, and even, like some of his heroes, offer his own pathology for scrutiny.
Yesterday, some school officials expressed support for the Chancellor's proposal, saying it would offer more scrutiny over special education referrals and placements at each school.
Calling themselves "a guerrilla force for generating moral facts, political art, and humanitarian generosity," PixelHELPER says their use of light projections offer temporary scrutiny to these issues.
Bruised by industry interference and lack of enthusiasm, she has been unwilling to offer up her own material for scrutiny in the same way since.
