0 careful, detailed examination or inspection -- granskning
Famous people live their lives under continuous public scrutiny.
Ever since, the issues surrounding the 1989 consumption tax have continued to undergo scrutiny by politicians and interest groups.
It is our collective response to this relationship which warrants scrutiny.
The mechanism involved requires scrutiny when considering specific operational measures of inhibitory control, impulsivity, and the like.
The way this bifurcation played out on the urban scene merits further analytical scrutiny.
Linguistic theories rarely examine linguistic discourse as an object of self-reflexive scrutiny.
In order to begin to engage in reflective scrutiny a person must leave some beliefs as unreflective.
I don't see how this zoning proposal reflects quote, increased scrutiny, or more protective regulations.
However, team members believed producers need a substantial reward or benefit to encourage them to hold up their management strategy for public scrutiny.
