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But after the latest scandal, future claims to have fixed this problem — and others in the schools — could be met with more intense scrutiny than in the past.

With increased public scepticism and more intense scrutiny of aid budgets, the OECD urged the EU to better hone its development message to the public, shifting the current emphasis on ensuring visibility of EU development support towards communicating priorities, challenges and impacts.

The Bennetts withdrew, losing $28,000 they had already paid the agency, and have joined with other misled parents to promote more intense scrutiny of African adoptions.

The goal is a better screening tool that will select about 4percentt of all passengers for more intense scrutiny, compared with the 14percentt identified by the current system.

In being denied by the accrediting association, Ashford also risks losing its current accreditation with a Midwest consortium, which has placed the school under more intense scrutiny in the last week.

It is a political reality that we will now face more intense scrutiny before flying.

Those rivals had been bracing for more intense scrutiny of their own data-gathering practices.

But Downing Street's spin doctors found themselves under more intense scrutiny.

As the process becomes more visible it is likely to face more intense scrutiny, especially on Capitol Hill.

General Garner appeared unperturbed at the prospect of running all of Iraq, under much more intense scrutiny.

After the Sept. 11 attack, no area of American life was subjected to more intense scrutiny than air travel.