The G.A.O. report called brokerage firms a "money laundering loophole" and a "weak link" allowing money launderers to invest with minimal scrutiny.

Social Security numbers matched with other personal information enable identity thieves to apply for credit cards on the Internet, often with minimal scrutiny from issuers.

It's used to provide minimal scrutiny for new scientific results, and to act as a gatekeeper for funding agencies.

The manner of its implementation also caused concern because of alleged secrecy and minimal parliamentary scrutiny.

While for many years, the Club operated with minimal scrutiny, it has not escaped controversy, both due to a long-standing policy of male membership and sexual harassment claims by former employees.

To ensure that it received minimal scrutiny, the announcement was released late on a Friday night in Washington, DC-the traditional time when most reporters are gone for the weekend.

The play received minimal scrutiny because Rivera's throwing error on an earlier bunt was obviously the most important misplay of the ninth inning, something he has often acknowledged.

But that's just the most dramatic example of an array of policy proposals that don't withstand even minimal scrutiny.

The Court applied minimal scrutiny (rational basis review) to the economic regulation in this case, but proposed a new level of review for certain other types of cases.

To avoid harm to the organisation, factional operations are usually conducted under strong secrecy and with minimal public scrutiny.