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Council scrutiny, among many others, completely missed the poor practice buried in dodgy statistics and reports.

Since the end of the Cold War, the nation-state has undergone intense scrutiny among critics in the media and the academy.

It is that practice that is a source of growing scrutiny among lawmakers in Washington, as well as advocates for the poor.

The case, which began as an inquiry into VECO's relationship with Alaska lawmakers, is still under way and several well-known figures in the state are said to remain under scrutiny, among them Representative Don Young, a Republican, and Mr. Stevens's son, Ben, former president of the State Senate.

The battle became the focus of debate in the United States, generating "a great deal of interest and scrutiny among military professionals and from outside observers".

The main battery turrets and ammunition magazines were also the subject of intense scrutiny; among the tests conducted was a trial to see how fast the magazines could be flooded the result was 12 minutes.

Generally race relations improved, with the Macpherson report intensifying self-scrutiny among the police.

The promise of self-scrutiny among Senate Democrats was just one way last week's criminal complaint against Sen. Leland Yee (D-San Francisco) detailing public corruption and arms trafficking charges continues to reverberate through the Capitol.

Before publication, the article received the kind of scrutiny common among medical journals.

Some of the cases under scrutiny were among nearly 20 incidents investigated by a team of senior criminal prosecutors in Alexandria, Va., beginning in 2004.

In time, within Plato's Academy, his school in Athens, the meanings of all of the early terms used to talk about the "forms" came under scrutiny, and among them "one" and "being" remained prominent terms that, in consequence, long retained a place in the intellectual life of Athens.