"We urge the government to use the powers it now has to properly test the ecological sustainability of advanced mining proposals, and to ensure proper scrutiny and capacity to challenge decisions where environmental destruction is proposed".
So long as victims were being "rewarded" with the satisfaction that came with vengeance through state punishment, there wouldn't be as much scrutiny over the capacity of the penal system to accomplish other stated goals of deterrence, incapacitation, or reform.
This capacity for quizzical scrutiny underlies much of her fiction: not accepting the world as it is permits Atwood to imagine the world as it might be.
Self-deception, accordingly, undermines or erodes agency by reducing our capacity for self-scrutiny and change.
Malthouse said the MPA was "structurally a conflicted organisation" in its capacity as both a scrutiny and executive body.
The Rosebank plant, which because of its lower capacity underwent much less scrutiny, was initially supported by the community.
Reflexive thinking refers to the capacity to put under critical scrutiny the assumptions, expectations, values and visions of the future that are embedded in specific modalities of producing knowledge and innovation.
In March 2011, Mr. Obama signed a directive ordering the federal government to release an annual report on the nation's response capacities, which have received intense scrutiny since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and Hurricane Katrina.
Far from dulling the academy's critical capacities, Kuhn directed those capacities at scientific communities that were previously spared the searching scrutiny he inspired.
