In either case, they are subject to no public scrutiny and accountability.

However, opaque solutions designed to avoid critical public scrutiny do not seem particularly democratic.

Opening up the past to public scrutiny is part of maintaining an open society.

In practice, resolving such questions must be a matter of continuous public scrutiny and negotiation.

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

Under mounting public scrutiny, government officials felt compelled to promise that those responsible will be brought to justice.

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

Finally, revenues should be open to public scrutiny and their efficient use, both for investment and consumption, must be ensured by institutional mechanisms that impose clear accountability on public officials.

Moreover, the agreements lack transparency, as they were considered commercially confidential and were thus shielded from public scrutiny until they were passed into law.

This assertion does not withstand scrutiny.

Unfortunately, it continues to be a clientelist, corporatist, corrupt organization that does not believe in citizen participation, checks and balances, competition, accountability, or scrutiny of public sector unions.

Even when victims are courageous enough to face public scrutiny and tell their stories, their voices are often drowned out by the profit driven social media marketing business.

(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

As a result, we will not learn exactly what was alleged in the case against JPM, including the evidence used. The level of public scrutiny and concern will subside.

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.

Yet, given their nature, these decisions deserve special scrutiny.

The statement by the French President requires close scrutiny.

It is subject to constant, intrusive, and welcome foreign scrutiny.

Likewise, in Egypt, women protesters face greater scrutiny than men.

Nothing and no man escapes the scrutiny of their microscopes.

If anything, such behavior reveals the deeper motive behind most acts of censorship it is less about protecting state security and more about the protection of individuals and institutions from public scrutiny.

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

So, does the new fascination with capital controls hold up to scrutiny?

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

The task force stresses the potential value of such partnerships as a development compact, which provides for the institutionalization of an inclusive participatory process and transparent public scrutiny, which are conducive to the right to development.

His rise was improbable, because Putin is no career politician, but someone whose worldview was shaped by his experience in the KGB, an institution that operated beyond public scrutiny and without fear of legal or other constraints.

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

The resulting firestorm has clouded a salutary process of scrutiny and refinement of economic research.

French magazine Le Point also came under scrutiny for several covers polarizing the Muslim community.

It also attracted the scrutiny of Karl Marx, who started a correspondence with its author.

(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.

In a conservative culture where families and communities keep girls under close scrutiny, a community may regard the modesty and innocence of a girl who has been detained as having been violated because of her absence from public view.

This gauntlet of scrutiny is why young women with great leadership qualities are often reluctant to enter the public eye they see this abuse, whether positive or negative, as a no win proposition, one that powerful men simply do not face.

The secular argument that Morsi s lust for power jeopardized Egypt s nascent democracy does not bear scrutiny.

Along with Taylor s right to die, decades of debate about assistance in dying came under scrutiny.

This arrangement is unthinkable without an extremely robust counterpart for example, prior scrutiny of national budgets.

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

If there is local scrutiny, and national reinforcement and recognition of the value of that scrutiny, then most members of the uniformed forces are likely to behave appropriately and can be more easily identified and dealt with if they don t.

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.

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

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

They have grown impatient with the messiness of the democratic process, stifling regulations, high taxes, and media scrutiny.