State officials say they will scrutinize the projects by evaluating areas outside the purview of the Army Corps, but the extent will be far less than environmental activists had believed.
The city should hire experts to scrutinize the projects' financial assumptions and to negotiate the deals.
Students can just go on Google and get what they need.' " After securing the funds, Army officials, members of Congress and graduates scrutinized the project, down to the decision to put a coffee shop in the library, the general said.
Frustrated investigators, the records show, began scrutinizing the project's $4 million price tag in 1999, according to the records, and questioned Mr. Weissman, who told them he had helped with the project, but had not actively supervised it.
After securing the funds, Army officials, members of Congress and graduates scrutinized the project, down to the decision to put a coffee shop in the library, the general said.
Gov. Jerry Brown and Democrats have not scrutinized the project despite mounting questions from construction and rail experts and Republicans in Sacramento and Washington.
A non-statutory public inquiry to scrutinize the delivery of the project was announced on 5 June 2014.
They did reveal, however, that Stevens was aware the FBI was closely scrutinizing the remodeling project.
Recently, the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) initiated an international project to scrutinize the core concepts in biochemistry and students' difficulties in learning biochemical concepts to create a biochemistry concept inventory (Howitt et al., 2008).
"The life class is a special place in which to scrutinize the human form," Deller said of the project.
