United Nations agencies are coming under increased scrutiny, with many of their operations subjected to increased governmental restrictions.

Some of these measures may also result in unnecessary access to the financial, travel and medical records of individuals and an increased possibility that some individuals will be wrongly singled out for unnecessary scrutiny.

And this is the object of their scrutiny.

The statement by the French President requires close scrutiny.

And, as is proper, that scrutiny will continue in the future.

Development institutions today are also opening for public scrutiny the projects they finance.

We treat biotechnology with the same scrutiny we apply to nuclear power plants.

(The construction of this segment is still under scrutiny by the Israeli authorities.

Muslims around the world have never been under such pressure and intensive scrutiny.

The Panel also subjected claims for business losses over USD 1,000,000 to heightened scrutiny.

(d) The careful constitutional scrutiny of the powers conferred by the Anti Terrorism Act 2001

Rules of Engagement are subjected to legal scrutiny before they are issued to UK forces.

But when painful reforms are necessary, there is no alternative. We could not have achieved the economic and political reforms that qualified us for EU membership if we had not subjected policymaking to public scrutiny and accepted the increased public participation in decision making that inevitably accompanies such openness.

In this way, pressure and public scrutiny will often result in the Ombudsman's recommendations being implemented.

(i) A notice may be registered without verification or scrutiny of the sufficiency of its content

State budgets are big, big money I'll show you the numbers and they get very little scrutiny.

While possible, the Panel considered that close scrutiny of the audit working papers and procedures was warranted.

The provision of effective domestic remedies is also a prerequisite to ensuring the subsidiarity of international scrutiny.

(c) To apply enhanced scrutiny to transfers of funds that do not contain complete information on the originator.

13. Re emphasizes the need to refine budgetary assumptions through closer scrutiny of expenditure patterns of the Operation

Some countries, such as Iran, are seeking these facilities, either secretly or with explanations that cannot withstand scrutiny.

Turning to disarmament and non proliferation, the report contains a number of important suggestions that need adequate scrutiny.

and intensify the scrutiny of the source of down payment funds and the authenticity of the borrower s income proof.

The lack of press scrutiny means international pressure on the Indonesian government has been largely limited to Papua's immediate neighbors.

Such initiatives bear serious scrutiny by all interested in the protection of refugees and other persons of concern to UNHCR.

Each of those Governments cooperated with the Mission, accepting the sometimes uncomfortable degree of scrutiny that comes with international verification.

Such scrutiny is not only legitimate but is required,necessary if they are to examine the right to a remedy.

(a) Integrity, transparency and accountability in the security sector bears scrutiny. With countering terrorism high on the public agenda and with the privatization of many security functions in many countries, integrity, transparency and accountability of the security sector requires close scrutiny and openness in both its programmes, budgets and expenditures

On the subsidiary nature of international scrutiny, see e.g. Handyside v. UK, ECHR, 5493 72, judgement of 7 December 1976, paras.

Without a clear policy, the legitimacy of the action on the ground will come under scrutiny, potentially leading to more instability.

There is a lot of judgment involved. In practice, resolving such questions must be a matter of continuous public scrutiny and negotiation.

Given their potentially discriminatory impact, all such measures should be periodically reviewed and subject to scrutiny by competent domestic and international bodies.

Concepts such as humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect need careful scrutiny in order to test the motives of their proponents.

These health concerns are not controversial and do not come under the same political scrutiny as do reproductive and sexual health issues.

By contrast, where domestic remedies are ineffective, international scrutiny will be needed of the primary act and the domestic response to it.

On close scrutiny, the recorded footage showed a white pickup truck entering the area of the explosion shortly before Mr. Hariri's convoy.

Ambitious young pols like Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker currently are viewed as Bush s strongest rivals, but both will be facing increased scrutiny and testing. Rand Paul enjoyed a period of buzz, but that seems to have faded, as his dovish brand of libertarianism clashes with a party that leans toward social conservatism and interventionism abroad.

Agenda item 2 enables the Sub Commission to focus attention on a situation not otherwise the subject of scrutiny before a human rights body.

It does not take much scrutiny to come to the conclusion that the most vulnerable segment of the civilian population comprises women and children.

This exercise will require close scrutiny by United Nations Development Group partners and consultation with the Executive Board before arriving at a final conclusion.

The effects of aggression and self defence on the operation of treaties deserved scrutiny in the light of article 75 of the Vienna Convention.

Many of these experts were cross examined in court. Along with Taylor s right to die, decades of debate about assistance in dying came under scrutiny.

Generally speaking, rules, principles, guidelines and standards should only be adopted after they have been subjected to scrutiny and discussion by an independent expert body.

Generally speaking, rules, principles, guidelines and standards should only be adopted after they have been subjected to scrutiny and discussion by an independent expert body.

I intend to keep the operations of UNFICYP under close scrutiny, with a view to offering recommendations for possible further adjustments as soon as warranted.