1.   As a result, local economic development tends to remove significant actions of local government from public scrutiny.

2.   As government expenditures have grown, the objectives and results of such programmes have come under increased public scrutiny.

3.   But they have toiled all season under the pressure of intense public scrutiny and the weight of great expectations.

4.   Conclusion Somehow, a stronger system of checks and balances and of public scrutiny in order to ensure greater objectivity must be established.

5.   Government actions should be more open to public scrutiny.

6.   It is protected from public scrutiny by the technicality of its jargon.

7.   Its investment methods and specific investment assumptions will be held up to intense public scrutiny.

8.   Like anyone who has lived most of his life in relative obscurity, Payne remains uncomfortable with public scrutiny.