The office referred the matter to the ethics committee, which charged the subcommittee with opening an examination of Ms. Waters's activities.
Here's Boris Johnson in June 2010 opening the examination in public of his replacement London Plan: It provides the springboard for my broader aim of moving London's heart eastward..
The report also called on the United Nations to undertake an objective and open examination of the issues surrounding nuclear power, from questions about security to waste disposal.
Under considerable pressure, the federal government accepted a restricted principle of entry by competitive open examination, and in 1883 the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established to control entry to office in the federal service.
"Only when all the evidence is assessed by a panel with the collective expertise to provide a through and open examination of all the available material and to make informed recommendations will we consider that the state has acted in the best interests and therefore in the public interest," said Lawler.
This "requires an independent and open examination so that the American people can see whether (or not) the alleged behavior violated U.S. law," said Kauzlarich.
The International Criminal Court said last week it was opening preliminary examinations into the war on drugs.
The devotees also called for the vaults to be opened for examination.
Insofar as source codes have not been opened to examination on behalf of the public — and most have not — instructions to computers on how to count votes appear to have become a trade secret.
Representative Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat who opened an examination of the industry in July, along with Representative Joe L. Barton, Republican of Texas, said the investigations would help legislators and regulators develop a system of oversight, giving consumers more access to and control over data collected about them.
Not since 1999 has Italy held open examinations to fill teaching positions in its public schools.
