Maybe all of this has something to do with why art critics, who have been traditionally been relied upon to carefully scrutinize works of art and make critical pronouncements, seem increasingly impotent and irrelevant.
By bringing it out in the open, ETAI created a peer-review system that was "more fair" in that authors and the scientific community could all scrutinize reviewers' work, much as reviewers scrutinize the work of authors, Sandewall says.
Portman worked for D.C. lobbying firm Patton Boggs in his early career, and vetters will want to scrutinize his work there carefully.
Safety inspectors commonly complain about not being able to "kick the tires" or otherwise closely scrutinize inspection work done in far-flung locations.
Security experts are also encouraging food companies to more closely scrutinize their work forces, something they have not always been willing to do.
"They've constructed a panel of quote 'experts' -- people who are there to critique and scrutinize the work, not react to it in a natural consumer environment," said Tom Jump, the director of promotions and marketing for Buick.
We're going to scrutinize our work on the screenplay and our prep on the movie, and when we feel like it's ready, okay.
It is time to scrutinize our work places more closely, starting at the top, and take concrete steps to end the gender workplace gap.
The ombudsman is a part of the system of administrative law for scrutinizing the work of the executive.
Analyzing scripts is the currency of ScriptShadow, Mr. Reeves's blog devoted to scrutinizing professionals' work in development and efforts from amateurs.
