21.   Public scrutiny, whether it be by legislatures or the mass media, is hampered.

22.   For the bureaucracy itself, Marx noted how a Bonapartist regime virtually eliminated the risk of public scrutiny and criticism.

23.   An additional requirement is that each industrial site would have to publish a yearly environmental statement which would be open to public scrutiny.

24.   Ministers may also use committees of inquiry to place the railways under public scrutiny and help them to push through changes.

25.   Also, judges tend to take into consideration the public scrutiny and notoriety brought to bear in cases involving public officials, he said.

26.   Also, the roundabout payment method may have enabled lottery employees or other officials to benefit from concert tickets and other perks without public scrutiny.

27.   And he promised to make his own assets and tax returns open to public scrutiny, an unheard-of gesture in Pakistan.

28.   And it is the first time those experts have heard of its use to block public scrutiny of the terms of a contract that has already been signed.

29.   And Mississippi lawyers, Orey tells us, were the pioneers along the legal trail leading to removal of Joe Camel from our public scrutiny.

30.   Another crucial factor is whether the commission will operate under greater public scrutiny.