If no one is chosen on the first scrutiny, then a second scrutiny immediately follows.
The papers from both scrutinies are then burned together at the end of the second scrutiny.
The U.N. Human Rights Committee began a two-day examination of the U.S. record on Thursday, its first scrutiny since 2006, attended by nearly 80 activist groups". Stephanie Nebehay in Reuters.
While all borrowers have faced more scrutiny, lenders consider loans on second homes riskier than those on primary homes.
In particular, Mr. Gates promised "special scrutiny on third parties who may be motivated to harm the service member".
Certainly, the week has provided the first serious scrutiny on BNP policies, and they have proved to be as vicious as feared.
The first ballot ("scrutiny"), held on 8 August was said to have resulted in nine votes for Carafa, seven for Borja, Costa, and Michiel, and five for Giuliano della Rovere, with Sforza notably receiving zero votes.
For reasons we explained in detail in the Kahle complaint, the shift from opt-in to opt-out copyright creates significant burdens on speech that cannot withstand First Amendment scrutiny.
As a result, we explained in Knox that an agency-fee provision imposes "a 'significant impingement on First Amendment rights,' " and this cannot be tolerated unless it passes "exacting First Amendment scrutiny". 567 U. S., at ___ (slip op. at 9 10).
Words, ideas, the most basic feelings are all subjected to testy, circular scrutiny in "Problem," transforming the simplest exchanges into a philosophical "Who's on first?" routine.
Third, better scrutiny of legislation, building on the success of the new public bill committees (Straw's innovation), and more pre- and post-legislative scrutiny.
