Under scrutiny, perceived polarities blur.
One 2010 report predicted that drone operations "could be brought under increased scrutiny, perceived to be illegitimate, openly resisted or undermined".
The interior bears a totally different kind of scrutiny, to perceive the intricacy and color of the flowers that decorate the marble surface and delicacy of the almost lacy marble screen that surrounds the queen's tomb.
But when she vouched for him, U.S. officials said, Moner Mohammad Abusalha was waved through without any further scrutiny or perceived need to notify the FBI that he was back in the United States.
There is intense scrutiny of perceived links between the party and police.
It is for precisely this reason that Le Poidevin argues that change and duration cannot be directly perceived.[10] However, closer scrutiny suggests there is no real difficulty here.
These latter perceived advantages require closer scrutiny.
International benchmark organizations for medicines and medical devices safety and efficacy evaluation, such as the US Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") have also recently come under intense public and governmental scrutiny for perceived inadequacies and conflicts of interest[ 9].
Twitter in particular has come under scrutiny for its perceived lack of action.
During his first term as prime minister, from 1996 to 1999, and since he took office in 2009, his wife has come under scrutiny for her perceived opulent lifestyle, often portrayed by local media as a kind of Marie Antoinette.
Both during Benjamin Netanyahu's first term as prime minister from 1996 to 1999 and since taking office in 2009, his wife has come under scrutiny for her perceived opulent lifestyle, often being portrayed by the local media as a kind of Marie Antoinette.
