And they should use their scrutiny of Paul's newsletters as a guidestar in terms of applying scrutiny consistently, because while it's true that Paul largely managed to put the controversy behind him, he nevertheless was made to admit that he had "moral responsibility" for the newsletters.
He said, however, that bars could use more scrutiny.
At the next major United Nations climate change summit meeting in November in Marrakesh, Morocco, diplomats hope to create an independent body to monitor and verify countries' pollution levels — and to use public scrutiny to push countries to reduce their emissions.
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But if Sharon and Joseph's roles had been switched, the benefits would have flowed without question: the wives of servicemen were automatically assumed to be their husbands' dependents.The Supreme Court found the discriminatory policy to violate the constitution, but in their decision, a majority of the justices refused to use "strict scrutiny" as the adjudicative standard.
Within these schemes discrepancies are occasionally noted as the scheme is applied to an increased level of use and scrutiny.
It is an historic breakthrough for the U.S. government's top courtroom attorney to urge the high court to use "heightened scrutiny" in judging the constitutionality of laws that disfavor gays and lesbians.
The database generated and used for the meta-analyses will be made freely available on the Newcastle University website (http://research.ncl.ac.uk/nefg/QOF) for use and scrutiny by others.
Elements in the method used to evaluate the "quality" of the studies were: a) blind or non-blind protocol; b) presence or absence of participation and selection bias of cases and controls; c) relevant or marginal MP exposure; d) adequate or inadequate latency or overall time of MP use; e) scrutiny of tumour laterality; f) funding by independent sources or by cell-phone companies.
