101.   Kennedy said the use of that name was not an attempt to escape public scrutiny.

102.   Kennedy has decided to suffer the public scrutiny that comes with revealing that he was a sexually abused youth.

103.   Large-scale operations face more regulation and public scrutiny so they are better run than smaller farms, Hansen said.

104.   Last year, he put together the draft plan for spending the money and opened it to public scrutiny at dozens of town meetings.

105.   Kennedy responded that he believed the public scrutiny was tougher for William and his brother, Prince Harry, than it had been for him.

106.   Many medical ethicists hope the Miller case will result in increased public scrutiny and debate.

107.   Many lawyers do not want to submit themselves to the public scrutiny that accompanies what has become an increasingly confrontational confirmation process.

108.   Local officials, at the risk of inviting more public scrutiny, could override that veto.

109.   Maag was also shielded from public scrutiny by the blanket of confidentiality that is supposed to protect children.