But the panel's scrutiny of 450,000 documents from over 80 organisations added the detail that made the assertions of bereaved relatives incontrovertible.
Bill Cash, the Conservative MP who chairs the committee, said the proper scrutiny of EU documents was a prerequisite for holding ministers to account and upholding parliamentary sovereignty.
In view of hundreds of CAT documents per repository, however, it seems unlikely that a human evaluator's attention will not wander, leading to less than optimal scrutiny of the documents and introducing a non-quantifiable error to the evaluation.
The case studies involved ethnographic observations and interviews with staff in primary care trusts (PCTs) or local health boards (LHBs), NHS or Foundation trusts, and the overseeing Strategic Health Authority or NHS Wales regional office, as well as scrutiny of relevant documents.
Today, as the Ofsted inspection entered its second and final day with interviews of staff and the acting head as well as scrutiny of its policy documents, it was unclear how long the school would be closed for.
Years of research — scrutiny of Nazi-era documents, and gallery and auction records in four countries — turned up these facts: after Kann fled to London, the bulk of his collection was moved to the Jeu de Paume, a museum in central Paris, but the Legér painting stayed at his home until 1942, when the Vichy government auctioned off its contents.
Based upon qualitative interviews with both local officials and Tibetan nomads in the Amdo region involved in the implementation of settlement programs between 2007 and 2009, and scrutiny of available government documents describing the settlement issue, this article will analyse the development and main purposes of sedentarisation efforts, focusing on the Nomadic settlement project.
SEATTLE — A plan to build the United States' first West Coast facility for exporting coal to Asia has come under increased scrutiny after the disclosure of documents suggesting that the company proposing the project did not convey the full scope of its plans to state regulators here in Washington.
Don't worry about it, says TfL: it's just an accounting term... Readers will reach their own conclusions based, no doubt, on their own careful scrutinies of the document in question (pdf).
Scrutiny of the few available documents written by Harriet E. Miers, President Bush's pick to fill a seat on the Supreme Court, has inevitably raised that question.
