Applicants had to demonstrate that they "had the knowledge about what this business was all about," Akhter said, and they needed to be able to provide adequate security and keep scrupulous records.
And in an internet age when every Tom, Dick & Harry has the capacity to take his message viral from his studio apartment laptop, these sometimes less scrupulous, non-institutional "journalists" make the threat to U.S. security even greater.
In Madison's original version, the amendment read, "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; a well armed and well regulated militia being the best security of a free country: but no person religiously scrupulous of bearing arms shall be compelled to render military service in person".
It announced a partnership with Everyone Counts, a California-based company which has developed software for internet elections from Australia to Florida, and which boasted it would incorporate "multiple layers of security" and "military-grade encryption techniques" to maintain its reputation for scrupulous honesty in respecting its members' voting preferences.
By scrupulous analyses, the proposed payment scheme can achieve fair exchange, customer anonymity, and payment security.
Last October, the S.E.C. warned them to be scrupulous in detailing risks associated with demands that they buy back soured loans or securities, as well as about possible defects in securitizations and foreclosures.
Two security guys showed up, the same on TV and in life: beefy guys whose scrupulous politeness was somehow linked to their willingness to crack skulls.
There must be scrupulous attention to ethical aspects and relevant privacy and data protection legislation.
Often the security guards come down to say a friendly hello to the bin-divers: they, in turn, are scrupulous about not leaving any mess.
