So there was no doubt that this was somebody who had a record of instability and certainly should have been, I think, subject to closer scrutiny, particularly in access to the facilities at the Navy Yard".
Despite remaining under this scrutiny, he still has access to the nation's secrets.
Would the Court exempt from strict scrutiny a law banning access to the streets and sidewalks surrounding the site of the Republican National Convention?
Local Internet services that carry news are under closer scrutiny, while servers that give access to the Web sites of foreign newspapers, including The New York Times, have been shut down.
Paul Kengor, a political science professor at Grove City College who's written seven books about Reagan, says Reagan almost certainly would not have attracted scrutiny even if he had access to the medium.
Last March, four months after taking office, Mr. Rajoy introduced a government transparency law designed to put bureaucrats and politicians under more scrutiny, notably by giving citizens greater access to official documents and records.
Over the past few days, Facebook has been under scrutiny for giving Chinese company Huawei access to users' data, even though the U.S. government has held that company under suspicion in the past over its ties to the country's communist government.
Nordic governments are subject to rigorous scrutiny: for example, in Sweden everyone has access to all official records.
As it tries to make its services more social, the company has come under intense scrutiny from people concerned about its broad access to personal information.
Also, reimbursement and access to novel therapies receive more scrutiny in the past.
