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Or perhaps that if Mona were alive today, she would not wish to be the focus of so much public scrutiny.

All that remained was to preserve competition in the packing industry and maintain close public scrutiny over the stockyards.

A few companies said the projections might be too high because of recent moves to rein in bonuses in response to public scrutiny.

He said that "hopefully with this understanding, public scrutiny will then influence governments to develop better politics. "

Almost all of it is private , for learning is an occupation of the mind , and that process is not open to public scrutiny.

He was a politician after all and no one in public life has been able to escape public scrutiny-not even after death.

After the album's release, public scrutiny of her love life blossomed into something like a stalker school of literary criticism.

These moves (or, in the case of Mr Thompson, a non-move) were the subject of much media coverage and quite intense public scrutiny.

Conoco is grappling with intense public scrutiny as China's political leaders and state-run media take aim at the company.

Moves are afoot to oust them from power, bring their injurious actions into the light of public scrutiny, and themselves to justice.

She is preternaturally cautious, a consequence of her Methodist propriety and 20 years of insane public scrutiny.

Transparency is an essential step to corporate social responsibility. It opens companies' conduct to public scrutiny.

The reports of all direct investigations completed are available for public scrutiny at the Office's Resource Centre.

McKinsey China adopted a high-profile PR strategy which led to extreme public scrutiny when a consulting case failed.

No other Arab ruler has voluntarily invited such public scrutiny of his government.

To do this, says the editorial, China must take steps toward a transparent drug-review process which functions under open, public scrutiny.

Current economic challenges and public scrutiny of travel and entertainment spending has placed corporate travel on the chopping block.

Politicians like Ron Paul have been demanding that the Federal Reserve be more transparent and open up their records for public scrutiny.

Elected officials must stand for reelection at periodic intervals, when their record is subject to intensive public scrutiny.

The Fed is losing its vaunted status as an institution that somehow is above politics and public scrutiny.

Increased public scrutiny will also make it harder for executives to brush off criticism.

The organization has now launched an initiative to provide more transparency, opening all donations to public scrutiny.

A bigger question is how Glencore's management will cope with unaccustomed public scrutiny and the demands of quarterly financial reporting.

These tentative initiatives have attracted less public scrutiny than his domestic stimulus packages.

The role of credit rating agencies will also need to be rethought, with greater public scrutiny.

A recent law banned the list of permit-holders from public scrutiny after a newspaper website published it, revealing a handful of felons.

I had no hope to withhold from public scrutiny those rather curious events which have given me some concern for the past month.

The President promised a government open to public scrutiny.

Institutions long closed to public scrutiny are becoming more accountable.

As a gaokao champion, Li can expect to undergo careful public scrutiny.

A place, position, or situation involving intense public scrutiny.

The documents should be available for public scrutiny .

This first super "organized" can withstand public scrutiny?

But a broad Fed may have to learn to live in general with a greater degree of public scrutiny.

Famous people have their private lives on display for public scrutiny .

Without public scrutiny of code, there will always be suspicions.

Would this action withstand public scrutiny?

there been public scrutiny to prevent such things happening and these cases taken to court, they might not have been repeated.

It needs leadership exposed to public scrutiny.

Unethical practices thrive where there is a lack of public scrutiny.

As their role in the financial system balloons, analysts say the FHLBs can expect to face greater public scrutiny.

But they dared not face the vote in the House of Commons where George's own adulteries risked public scrutiny.

Detailed and public scrutiny and peer group pressure are the most we can hope for.

Will FLOSS be more secure because of all the public scrutiny that's possible?

In China, government procurement has attracted public scrutiny because it is considered prone to corruption.

So no one can make any public scrutiny?

It seeks nothing more than to open the Fed's books to public scrutiny.

At the entrance we created an Engawa for separation of the private parts of the house from public scrutiny;

the contracts are meant to be open to public scrutiny , but few have proved to be

Yet the drug giants currently face an unprecedented onslaught of class-action lawsuits and public scrutiny;

we believe in accountability and welcome public scrutiny . we recognize the need for

the cfa ' s operations are subject to little public scrutiny