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If it is going to be accepted, the truth must equally serve all people and be sufficiently reliable to withstand scrutiny.

And, of course, data that have been rigged, invented or fraudulently altered won't stand up to future scrutiny.

With a little more than two weeks to go before the ceremony, interest -- and scrutiny -- is probably going to be at its highest.

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

Care, namely a not know much scrutiny, and every three, repeatedly pushed into thinking, of his knowledge.

Ironically, by doing so, they actually invite the scrutiny and ill will they were trying to avoid.

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

The way Wall Street did IPOs came under scrutiny. And a whole set of rules were put in place to try to stop accounting frauds like Enron.

In public, Ms. Holmes pretended not to let the scrutiny get her down. But she was clearly aware of it.

He said military programs that are behind schedule and over budget are under much scrutiny as the military tries on its own to cut costs.

Republican lawmakers say Democrats are trying to push through a bill without enough time for proper Congressional scrutiny.

Or, at least, our perception of it did, thanks to Galileo Galilei's scrutiny of the night sky with a telescope.

SO FAR, France's creditworthiness has not come under as much scrutiny as that of other euro members.

Even if this possibility did not stand up to close scrutiny, Pavlov's theory would still be valid.

That process will have its own problems, as differences that may be patched up in Denmark open up again when put under detailed scrutiny.

It's easy to chalk Bryant up as a casualty of hype, because he does have flaws in his game that are easily exposed under scrutiny.

If you were brave enough to get naked in front of a whole bunch of people, then you will be brave enough to put your work under scrutiny.

It is no bad thing to explore new ideas. The trouble is that none of these examples stands up to scrutiny.

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

It might sound as if listening to this album would require a constant attention, and a scrutiny of fine details and nuances.

This research is not disciplined by the same sort of rigorous peer scrutiny as research funded by government entities.

He has paid his own price for his wife's promotion, agreeing to close scrutiny of his speeches and charity work.

The difficulty the party faces in opening itself up to any kind of robust scrutiny should not be underestimated.

Finally the time came when each life was to be displayed, held up to the light, the scrutiny of truth.

The massive property-building spree also looks as if it too needs considerable more scrutiny.

But sustaining flight on a wing and a prayer could be difficult for Huckabee as he faces increased scrutiny of his view of the world.

Back in her modest two-bedroom apartment, it is hard to imagine that Lou Jing and her mother are subjects of national scrutiny.

BATA reaffirms its opposition to plain packaging of tobacco products and believes any such proposals do not hold up to close scrutiny.

She plays in the field's top venue (Hollywood) and is making extraordinary advances at a time of unprecedented competition and scrutiny.

For this reason, I believe that this article should be subject to much more scrutiny.

The scrutiny is often focused on a complex political and legal struggle between school administrators, education officials and city leaders.

The scrutiny had been made with such an air of innocence, in such a gaping, indolent, boyish manner.

This problem nurtured by our traditional culture is worthy of our scrutiny, for it has affected the whole society, even up to now.

But would such a sleight of hand really stand up to legal scrutiny in the aftermath of Armageddon?

The way to deal with Mrs Howe is not to call the police but to defend her freedom of expression while exposing her opinions to scrutiny.

Previously, restrictions on the right to choose, as with any other constitutional right, must be subject to "strict scrutiny" .

It was unclear how much the lawsuit could affect Baidu, but it adds to scrutiny in the U. S. of Baidu's censorship policies.

Ms Chua is trying to protect her immoderate ambition from scrutiny and judgment by misrepresenting it as an ethnic peculiarity.

There's no support for this yet, but scrutiny of the Spring Integration source code will reveal that's it's easy to build your own adapters.

Schwarzman said the timing of such scrutiny was "not particularly good given the fragility of the global financial system. "

But the bank's attempts to have Wikileaks shut down have brought exactly the sort of scrutiny that it had shunned.

If this model holds up to further scrutiny, then, at least one cosmic mystery may be resolved.

But on closer scrutiny of his paper, I spotted a note admitting that the penis in question is no longer attached to the king's body.

The retiring Mr Perlmutter is going to have to get used to a little more scrutiny after becoming Hollywood's newest movie mogul.

There is no doubt that there are a large number of people who have been hurt in one way or another by particularly intense media scrutiny.

In order for a candidate to be beatified, one miracle after death must be proved through the scrutiny of medical and theological experts.

To let someone read them would be opening myself up to scrutiny.

WHO and many countries were unprepared for a new form of scrutiny: electronic scrutiny by the public, including through social media.

A historic transition of the kind China is undergoing is never going to look anything other than ugly under day-to-day scrutiny.

The fragility of China's internal situation and the cresting in two decades of its demographic advantage do not escape Friedberg's scrutiny.

The desks, which trade for the bank's own account, have come under scrutiny in the financial crisis.

Mr Rajapaksa might well have won one. But a campaign would at least have thrown the issues open to public debate and scrutiny.

Even where the parties do share broad aims in foreign policy, the gloss of bipartisanship tends to dissolve on closer scrutiny.

The role of rating agencies will also come under scrutiny, bringing to the fore the question of who rates the rating agencies?

Existing models are coming under increasing scrutiny, particularly at a time of deep economic decline and long-term uncertainty.

So far, Mr Prahlad appears to be standing up to scrutiny.

Yet, a close scrutiny of Penfield's raw transcripts of his probing experiments shows memory to be a less mechanical process.

That sort of heightened scrutiny would challenge the administration's weak argument for upholding the act.

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

After operational fiascos at Heathrow , BAA's near- monopoly positions in London and Scotland are coming under official scrutiny .

Famous examples of sanctions' failures also often do not stand up to scrutiny.

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

The EPA's finding covers emissions that have been the subject of scrutiny and intense analysis for decades by scientists around the world.

His thick neck shifts in his collar, assessing the condition of your body with the edgy scrutiny of a rooster tracking a beetle.

Mr Rifaat may simply have been trying to spare his every move the scrutiny of millions of impatient home viewers.

Dr. Fukuda said a W. H. O. panel of experts had concluded that "the hypothesis does not really stand up to scrutiny. "

The first family's business dealings have come under scrutiny since the release of the president's official declaration of assets for 2008.

The disaster will no doubt invite greater scrutiny of the already beleaguered Ministry of Railways.

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

There has been tighter scrutiny of developers' financing, which had an immediate impact.

And, the usual justification that multitasking allows you to accomplish more also doesn't really stand up to scrutiny.

Winston turned his head a little aside to avoid the scrutiny of the large dark eyes.

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

Further, a series of new international monitoring agencies are to be very rigorous in their scrutiny of all daily banking practices.

Mr. Berlusconi's personal life has undergone heavy scrutiny since last spring, when his wife announced she wanted a divorce.

Good points. I agree that the concept of "growth" as a goal needs some serious scrutiny and probably redefinition.

That is not the only bit of the accord under scrutiny.

The Tories did not control who sat with them in the EPP; in founding a new group, they invite closer scrutiny of their allies.

With shareholders expecting banks to reduce volatility of earnings, the approach is more likely to stand up to external scrutiny.

But often these rules don't bear up under scrutiny; Merriam-Webster tends to cite great writers who break this or that "rule" .

With such intense media scrutiny on the day the law came into effect, French police may have wanted to tread carefully.

it should--and no doubt will--take place only with careful scrutiny and layers of legal oversight.

But now the patent system itself, just as complex in its own way, is under increasing scrutiny.

Mr. Chui is a member of Macau's business elite Cheap Rappelz Rupees , and could face heavy scrutiny from Beijing, at least initially.

The claims of a correlation of lunar phases to human behavior do not hold up under scientific scrutiny.

They have upbraided media regulators and the BBC. Obstruction and scrutiny of their dealings is bound to have political consequences.

The scrutiny from the media and fans about his steroid use appeared to take a toll on Bonds.

You need to move away from qualitative pros and cons, especially since few of the ones you give stand up to scrutiny.

Forbes said an ongoing SEC investigation and 'closer scrutiny of his holdings' led the magazine to take him off the list.

It is hard to believe that this house could have escaped scrutiny for long.

Thus, the Court's embrace of the "arbitrary and capricious" test does not free the agency 's decision from serious scrutiny on review.

Several investors said the SEC scrutiny was likely a major factor in delaying a Groupon IPO.

Meanwhile, he took his work in a new direction, toward journalism, which undergoes more scrutiny from censors than fiction.

In the U. S. , Congress has reacted to a tide of populist anger by calling for greater scrutiny of the Fed's actions.

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

But, Mr. Moss said, the incentives of people at the top also deserve more scrutiny.

Still, some forensics experts say that kind of scrutiny may be unavoidable, especially if the test takes on a bigger crime-fighting role.

When a country wants to avoid scrutiny, it will manage money through things like Safe rather than through a sovereign wealth fund.

Zynga's diminished valuation follows a bumpy stock market and growing scrutiny of the company in recent months.

One of the cities involved, Wenzhou in eastern China, said it would heighten scrutiny of official trips overseas.

If the agreement survives judicial scrutiny it could become a model for the management of digital-book rights in other parts of the world.

These deals, known as reverse mergers or backdoor listings, allowed them to bypass the scrutiny of an initial public offering.

Such rapidly rising expenditure would surely have come under sharper scrutiny even without the prompting of an economic crisis.

TEPCO is already now under intense scrutiny to see whether it cut corners on safety prior to the disaster.

"I truly believe that these complaints will stand up to scrutiny, " he told the Associated Press.

The amount of capital banks hold is not the only thing under scrutiny.

Thanks to its reputation, AHAG may have escaped the closer scrutiny a lesser name would have expected from its creditors.

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

How far China's decision-making, opaque even to its own officials, will be submitted to outside scrutiny is questionable.

He knocked at the door of heaven, and was met with a closer scrutiny than he expected.

Science and science education teaching practices have come under closer scrutiny in the United States.

China isn't the only nation, of course, where athletes' ages have come under scrutiny.

Its definition of what constitutes a foreign official is expansive. And its scrutiny includes suppliers and business intermediaries of U.

There's no question that HRT can ease the acute symptoms of menopause , and the claim about bone strength had held up to scrutiny.

Business requirements become an urban myth, rumored to exist within the organization, but somehow melting away under the light of scrutiny.

No such overwhelming extraterrestrial proof has ever been offered which has stood up to scrutiny.

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

The opposition leader's tactics will come under closer scrutiny from voters now that Mr Abe is no longer the centre of attention.

As Google offers people an increasing number of services from search to cloud computing, scrutiny of its privacy practices has increased.

An acquisition of that size by Google would also most likely attract regulatory scrutiny before it could close.

On scrutiny they proved to be French compositions, written in a hard peculiar, but compact and exquisitely clean and clear.

Snider wants you to treat your personal finances with the same care and scrutiny a CFO would use in managing a corporation's bottom line.

A reverse takeover is a quicker and cheaper way of going public, but one that avoids the scrutiny of a traditional initial offering.

A. needs to follow through on promises to determine which companies abroad are more trustworthy and which require closer scrutiny.

Yet, the Chevrolet was not the only car to come under Euro NCAP's scrutiny.

But the credibility of these certificates is under scrutiny, as many are provided by the manufacturers themselves.

This extensive scrutiny is justified: regulators should not let the deal go ahead as it stands.

But none of Mr Obama's plans may survive scrutiny by Congress, especially one where the Democrats are starting to lose their grip.

That, above all, means China. And none of the arguments against holding China accountable can stand serious scrutiny.

Additionally, in the lead-up to the bombing, the family were under relentless scrutiny from law enforcement agencies.

At the time, Xinhua was facing heavy media scrutiny over the independence of its directors and related issues.

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

CLSA analyst Elinor Leung said the deal also may be getting extra scrutiny because it involves an ultra-sensitive sector.

The contrasting obedience of the Russian parliament testifies to a lack of political competition and scrutiny of the Kremlin.

But these typically are the creation of a legislative process or operate under close antitrust scrutiny.

Now, Mr. Modi is gathering documents for his hearing, while government officials have come under scrutiny.

Had the virus turned more lethal, we would be under scrutiny for having failed to protect large numbers of people.

Static testing of the use case can be driven by a checklist, and levels of scrutiny should involve testers.

Nevertheless, if you're earning more than you should be for your market or contributions, chances are that your job could be under scrutiny.

To be under such televised scrutiny would surely change business behaviour for the better.

Chinese customs officials have stepped up their scrutiny of steel exports to try to stop this trick, one trader said.

In particular, Davidson's claim that young people can, and should, pay attention in new and different ways doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

How Facebook reacts to such scrutiny will give us a sense of thesoul of this company, more so than any recent movie ever could.

Whether they like it or not, the present China will have to face modern scrutiny just like everybody else.

Policymaking also suffers if governments are not urged to think the unthinkable and held regularly to account by external scrutiny.

In the case of an array, the type of the underlying element must undergo the same scrutiny.

In particular, emerging markets could face greater scrutiny from institutions and investors with a renewed awareness of danger.

Compare a company's stock exchange listing document, subject to detailed scrutiny, with a political party's election manifesto.

The Designer shall be responsible for the scrutiny on the foreign investor's design material and contact on the design of the engineering.

Facing the most intense scrutiny are groups which have complained about repression, a muzzled press and a lack of civil liberties.

The physical {38} defenders are guaranteed to target him for some close scrutiny in this game today.

In doing so, we aim to elevate the conceptual nature of RDT to empirical scrutiny.

But livestock operations like this one are increasingly under scrutiny.

But analysts believe that North Korean arms exports have been declining for some time in the face of increased international scrutiny.

One local official said the factory was built in Xinsi instead of closer to bigger cities to avoid scrutiny.

Cases like this are putting Customs and Excise's considerable powers under scrutiny.

Coal, another major competitor of renewables, remains expensive and is facing increasing scrutiny over environmental concerns.

Not all of the companies that have come under scrutiny got listings through the back door.

The operation's tiny footprint and seemingly technical mission have kept the project from drawing much scrutiny so far.

The last couple of weeks have seen some inconvenient stories about Chinese stocks under scrutiny by U. S. regulators.

Free from campaignpressures, Paul said he welcomes the scrutiny.

Experts have suggested the rich fear exposing their wealth lest it attract envy, criminals and perhaps too much scrutiny of its origins.

Plans had to be submitted well in advance and were subject to scrutiny by local, state and federal authorities.

Another behavioural difference that has borne a huge amount of scrutiny is in mathematics, particularly since Dr Summers's comments.

Tough is facing the scrutiny and harsh judgments and a standard impossible to reach, then never shying away from any challenge.

The industry has sought to bolster computer-system security as public and congressional scrutiny of its potential vulnerability has grown.

More importantly, the company is unaccustomed to outside scrutiny.

European leaders agreed earlier this month to submit their budgets to Brussels for scrutiny six months earlier than they used to.

That might change as the poor health of various states and municipalities comes under scrutiny.

Whatever form enhanced scrutiny ultimately takes, "regulators have to work together more closely, " Dobson said.

Whatever form enhanced scrutiny ultimately takes, "regulators have to work together more closely, " Dobson said.

Another area of scrutiny is the proximity of the plant's six reactors to one another.

Regulators have yet to designate which nonbank financial firms pose risk to the system and are in need of heightened scrutiny.

Under the watchful eye of the international community, Thailand has undergone intense scrutiny for the treatment of its refugees.

In most cases, they passed basic scrutiny, only to be revealed later by more sophisticated tests involving high temperatures and chemicals.

This scrutiny option would force managements and boards to engage constructively around risk as a core strategic and operational challenge.

Unfortunately, neither stands up to much scrutiny.

After all, Russian officialdom in general has always been opaque and closed to scrutiny.

a minute inspection of the grounds; a narrow scrutiny; an exact and minute report.

A very important step was undoubtedly made, when the terms of the old metaphysic were subjected to scrutiny.

a minute inspection of the grounds; a narrow scrutiny; an exact and minute report.

A very important step was undoubtedly made, when the terms of the old metaphysic were subjected to scrutiny.

Any deal tying Google and Yahoo, which are two of the world's biggest Internet companies, would be sure to attract antitrust scrutiny.

For Mr Feinberg, who will be doing much of that scrutiny, the rules are as yet unclear.

He says the United States and its partners will need to maintain close scrutiny of the North's shipping.

Because most research and writing for a dissertation occurs without close faculty scrutiny, a candidate must work alone.

Where that privileged and often highly valuable information comes from is now bearing intense scrutiny.

Apple's condition that its own customers should get the best deal available from media companies could also attract scrutiny.

Outrageous fortunes, gigantic egos and persistent scrutiny by the media all conspire to doom even the strongest of Hollywood relationships.

A word, an expression is to undergo a rigorous rehearsal and repeated scrutiny, he has used to it.

Gore's return to the political arena has drawn increased scrutiny, particularly of his energy use.

During this time of dramatic economic change retirement and pensions are brought under scrutiny.

Also under scrutiny is the Minerals Management Service (MMS), the part of the Department of Interior that oversees offshore drilling.

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

Now expatriates in Asia, in particular, are coming under scrutiny by the U. S. government.

It's an interesting point, but sadly not one I suspect that stands up to scrutiny.

The scorner's argument that this school of thought is scrap doesn't bear scrutiny.

Google was pushed on to the defensive as its dominant share of the search advertising business was subjected to close scrutiny.

I'm finding the words as I go but when I've stopped, we'll see if the theory's up to scrutiny.

Whether it will pass the mathematical scrutiny which showed that classical group selection needs genocide remains to be seen.

The current draft only calls for greater scrutiny of the indemnification of companies that could be involved in Iran's weapons trade.

Concern over defining and protecting intellectual property in cyberspace that brought this area of the law under intense scrutiny.

But in Europe banks are the ones now facing scrutiny before investors, companies and savers will lend them any cash.

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

Those officials whose ill-gotten gains have been funnelled into owning multiple apartments will find themselves under new scrutiny.

The idea of a single "ex-communist region" called eastern Europe does not bear scrutiny.

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

The sun is under scrutiny as never before thanks to an armada of space telescopes.

Meanwhile, air traffic controller staffing continues to be under extreme scrutiny.

In the late 1980s, consumer fireworks became the focus of intense scrutiny by the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

It challenges the Talmudic tradition, with its hyper-rational scrutiny of texts.

Then there is the question of scrutiny in Washington.

The deal marks the biggest ever investment by China in a foreign company and will come under intense scrutiny from Australian politicians.

We're required not to break anything shipped in 1. 0 for a very long time, so interfaces we don't like require considerable scrutiny.

That report has sparked widespread scrutiny of Chinese companies that have listed in North America through "reverse mergers" .

That designation may mean insurers become subject to tighter scrutiny from regulators attempting to avoid another financial crisis.

Mr. Maehara's remarks came as authorities in the U. S. intensify their scrutiny of safety practices at Toyota.

It could be significant, especially as they come under more regulatory scrutiny in the years to come.

In a paper published by the World Bank, Daniel Kaufmann and Shang-Jin Wei subjected the "efficient grease" hypothesis to careful scrutiny.

HSBC's performance is under close scrutiny from investors and rivals looking for signs of a worsening crisis in the US.

HSBC's performance is under close scrutiny from investors and rivals looking for signs of a worsening crisis in the US.

He's made numerous visits to D. C. over the years as Google gradually usurped Microsoft as Washington's antitrust scrutiny target of choice.

The hopes of regulators and shareholders of curbing their conflicts of interest and imposing higher standards of scrutiny would become moot.

Finally, the resources managed or exchanged via the application must be subject to the same scrutiny.

China has never been in the world's spotlight as it is now, and it appears uncomfortable with the increased scrutiny that brings.

The cathartic method required that the case in question should be under scrutiny carefully and individually.

Most of the 400 or so submitted since the start of the year will not survive initial scrutiny.

The change is important because banks on the main list will be subjected to more regulatory scrutiny and obliged to hold more capital.

DES consequently came under intense academic scrutiny, and motivated the modern understanding of block ciphers and their cryptanalysis .

And critics, including hedge funds that short stocks, warn that some firms may be going private primarily to avoid scrutiny.

And critics, including hedge funds that short stocks, warn that some firms may be going private primarily to avoid scrutiny.

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

Communitarianism is currently the subject of much interest and scrutiny by both liberals and conservatives.

That question, which has figured in many an antiperspirant commercial, has received surprisingly little scientific scrutiny.

But they will remain under intense scrutiny, just as the Chinese leadership will be closely watched in the approach to the Beijing Olympics.

critics responded that the musical's record-breaking preview period has allowed it to rake in dough while avoiding scrutiny.

Slovakia has come under particular scrutiny since the hardline Slovak National Party joined the ruling coalition in 2006.

Scrutiny by news reporters of jury trials gives the public added assurance that the judicial system is working fairly.

Now is the moment of uncertainty! If our place of retreat escapes this scrutiny, we are still safe!

But the Urdu language media*s content is also a reflection of the fact they*ve faced closer scrutiny by the Pakistan army for longer.

In recent years, however, the art itself has come under more scientific scrutiny, especially through the analysis of brushstrokes.

Muammar Gaddafi's brutal crackdown of a nationwide revolt against his oppressive leadership will also come under Ocampo's scrutiny.

However, since its launch the Sony PSP has been under much scrutiny with a poor game lineup &an equally lackluster battery life.

The benefits aren't just anecdotal or hearsay -- each of these 10 health benefits of sex is backed by scientific scrutiny.

Mr Ahmadinejad certainly has millions of enthusiasts, particularly in areas beyond the scrutiny of Tehran's chattering classes.

Few wives in their forties can weather such a scrutiny.

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

But with scrutiny over Chinese goods intensifying, regulators are struggling to counter all the negative publicity.

After intense scrutiny the professor finally deciphered his criticism: I can't read what you wrote in the circle.

The draft bill will be subject to a full public consultation alongside pre-legislative scrutiny in Parliament.