These three interests are related because in each of the three contexts threats of information leaks, threats of control over our bodies, and threats to our power to make our own choices about our lifestyles and activities all make us vulnerable and fearful that we are being scrutinized, pressured or taken advantage of by others.
At the same time, clients facing their own financial pressures are increasingly scrutinizing budgets and demanding more value for their legal expenses.
Both sides have raced to put pressure on the federal regulators scrutinizing the deal, the Federal Communications Commission and the Justice Department.
Sharing the resolution can take off the pressure of one friend seeming to be overly scrutinizing the other; instead, both of you have a reason to be watching out for the other!
Local wetlands commissions, then, often come under intense pressure to scrutinize these projects carefully.
Federal prosecutors and investigators, under pressure to scrutinize possible mortgage fraud by financial companies, have opened 151 criminal cases since last October, most of them in southern Florida, according to a new study of government data.
The work of this panel has been closely scrutinized and the political pressure to proceed with a clinical trial has been palpable.
Kinzer said teams had been scrutinizing Furcal's medical records because he had surgery in July to relieve pressure on a disk in his lower back.
With the state scrutinizing the company's actions, Peugeot's chief executive, Philippe Varin, now faces pressure to revisit his restructuring plans, Mr. Fletcher noted, raising the risk that it will do less than is essential to safeguard its future.
By the time of Zhu's death, parents and teachers had been scrutinizing their community and schools since the fall, and many had come to the conclusion that the intense pressure to succeed academically was driving the crisis.
