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But there would be far greater scrutiny of how the new model was working.

The case has prompted scrutiny of how the mentally ill are cared for in New York.

There is always considerable scrutiny of how much the government spends on building new defences and maintaining existing assets.

"That will have to be balanced against some wetlands impacts, and a close scrutiny of how it will effect development".

Journalism groups have filed complaints about the restrictions and arrests, resulting in renewed scrutiny of how the Police Department processes requests for press credentials.

Investigations by U.S. and Swiss authorities also include scrutiny of how FIFA awarded World Cup hosting rights to Russia and Qatar for the 2018 and 2022 men's tournaments.

Facebook has been under heavy scrutiny because of how its platform was corrupted by Russian trolls on a mission to sway the 2016 election.

No doubt to be followed up with some navel-gazing examination of how much media scrutiny is too much and what right journalists have in the bedrooms of politicians (or the secretly-reserved Washington D.C. hotel rooms, as the case may be).

And there was scrutiny to come of how often she was seen in public without him and of her insufficiently demure ways.

The accusation touched a nerve at a time of increased public scrutiny of police, particularly how officers interact with African Americans.

He's promised, in a time of almost unprecedented scrutiny of policing and how it impacts vulnerable citizens, to spend more money on "boots on the ground" to fight crime, rather than devote it to fighting poverty and the racial issues so intertwined therewith; the NDP has even taken to criticizing the Tories for cutting the defence budget.