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

Transparency and accountability meant that institutions may be subject to public scrutiny.

The new, effective United Nations must therefore open itself to rigorous public scrutiny.

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

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.

NHRIs should demand of the State that counter terrorism legislation is neither enacted in haste nor without prior public scrutiny.

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.

On the expenditure side they put emphasis on limiting the growth of current expenditure control, closer scrutiny of public service, restraint in wage and salary adjustments and streamlined public enterprises.

This assertion does not withstand scrutiny.

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

And this is the object of their scrutiny.

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

The statement by the French President requires close scrutiny.

I have said it calls for the closest 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.

To this end, we must take advantage of the critical scrutiny of public opinion to do our work, and to do it to the best of our ability.

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.

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.

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.

All the votes having been taken! And due scrutiny made!

(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

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

I'll show you the numbers and they get very little scrutiny.

During 2004, CPCB initiatives to combat corruption had included the investigation of corruption cases, the examination of conflicts of interest of public officials and the scrutiny of financing of political parties.

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.

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

In the economic, social and related fields intergovernmental structures require careful scrutiny.

Parliamentarians are the agents of scrutiny within the United Kingdom's Parliamentary system.

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

The invaluable scrutiny that Parliamentarians perform would be impossible without an effective staff.

Though none of the most elegant, it yet stood the scrutiny tolerably well.

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

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

Such scrutiny must be motivated by a spirit of genuine concern, dialogue and cooperation.

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.

Also, reporting rates are generally lower for economic crimes than for other crimes, given that in many serious cases companies and financial institutions prefer to deal with incidents internally to avoid public scrutiny or unfavourable exposure.

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