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Перевод: scrutiny

[существительное]
внимательный осмотр; исследование; изучение; разбор ; проверка правильности результатов выборов; испытующий взгляд

Тезаурус:

1. There seems little point in wasting research time on the incidence of old age abuse; as with child abuse, it can lead to a kind of spurious precision, in which figures are cited which will not bear scrutiny for three main reasons.
2. We will therefore improve the procedures and facilities of the House of Commons, strengthen scrutiny of EC legislation, and end ministerial misuse of the Royal Prerogative.
3. Depressingly, the Labour party managed to run an entire campaign without exposing its candidate to genuine scrutiny at public meetings.
4. This allows both the public and private aspects of a development to be considered within one measure with detailed scrutiny of the latter by Select Committees of both Houses of Parliament.
5. Although there was no judicial scrutiny in the case of security surveillance, there was a form of quasi-judicial scrutiny, as well as parliamentary scrutiny.
6. They could never again claim the right to be above the scrutiny of the media.
7. Although the sport and television market appears to be a free-for-all to delight the most Darwinist of entrepreneurs, a scrutiny of those top five private networks soon reveals that four of them are in the hands of a holding firm called Finvest, which is itself the broadcasting vehicle of the Socialist-leaning businessman Silvio Berlusconi.
8. It reformed the judicial system, buttressing its independence, and introduced parliamentary scrutiny of important public sector contracts and appointments.
9. (He taped the Antonella interview(s) for his own scrutiny).
10. A close scrutiny of films showing lions killing zebras does not bear this out.
11. These are under renewed scrutiny, in our own day, by Vasareley.
12. Europa Europa , on the other hand, holds Solomon's predicament up for our detached scrutiny, rather than involving us at gut level.
13. This has been subjected to critical scrutiny by Allan (1986).