So Democrats have always been subject to checks and balances.
They will also be subject to checks to ensure they meet NHS quality standards, Mr Lansley said.
But he was then surprised to receive an email from Unite on Tuesday afternoon saying his application was being subject to checks by the Labour party.
The president of the United States is subject to checks and balances for domestic policy, but they are given expansive war powers.
Some councils even demand that elderly people volunteering to telephone other elderly people for a chat be subjected to checks.
Coding discrepancies will be discussed and resolved and transcripts will be subjected to checks until the Cohen's Kappa score reaches 70% agreement.
The air pollution data were subject to rigorous checks for quality assurance.
All study data were subject to extensive quality control checks prior to the conduct of analyses.
But he said GCHQ's operations were subject to stringent legal checks and scrutiny.
Data were subject to a range of quality checks.
Pre-immunoprecipitated input samples (50 μg, 10% inputs) were subjected to WB to check the antibody specificity.
