When they scrutinised the test results, the doctors found subtle clues that, in retrospect, hinted at ensuing impairment.
By choosing to go after Kenya's top civil servant, the ICC's chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno Ocampo, has signalled that he would like to see the whole election process scrutinised.
All new chemicals and the higher tonnage older chemicals are now being scrutinised according to these two legal instruments.
The nature of the legal advice given by his firm is likely to be fiercely scrutinised in the inquiries and trials that lie ahead.
The revised version is being scrutinised by the Council of Ministers before it goes to the European Parliament.
That is, of course it takes many, many years for a woman to cultivate a smile that one suspects is there, but one can't be sure of, and which certainly disappears when scrutinised head on.
Germany also wants a new covenant: EU treaties must be changed so that national budgets are scrutinised by Brussels, with powers to impose "automatic" sanctions on countries that stray.
Next to be scrutinised: gross margins.
He scrutinised the reverse of these living MEDALS some five minutes, then pronounced sentence. These words fell like the knell of doom.
The legacy of its powdered-milk scandals, however, is that Nestlé actions in poor countries are scrutinised like those of few others.
