Sentence examples for French examining from inspiring English sources

French examining magistrates and the US Department of Justice both began to swing into action.

Air France and Airbus were placed under formal investigation for manslaughter in March by a French examining magistrate.

"It was with the intervention of the company GMA, by Günter Albert, and of the player's agent and GMA employee Fabien Piveteau, that the transfer of Michael Essien from Bastia to Lyon was achieved," said a report by the leading French examining magistrate Philippe Courroye, who investigated the case.

A French study examined the impact of ultrasound on clinical accuracy in the field when performed by physician providers [8]: 302 scans were performed on 169 patients in this study, including assessments for pleural, pericardial, and peritoneal fluid, deep vein thrombus, and "other" indications.

(Holden) 'THE MAN OF MY LIFE' (No rating, 114 minutes, in French) This French movie examines male bonding from a feminine perspective.

As the conduit of his father's foreign relations, he can answer questions for French investigators examining allegations that he channelled funds to support the election campaign of the former French president Nicolas Sarkozy.

Regular readers of the Times Literary Supplement's "NB" column will know that the writers have been conducting a long-running investigation into "The FCUK-ization of Everything" — the title a play on the once provocative and now merely banal acronym for the clothing company French Connection — examining the increasing ways in which our public discourse seems to be pockmarked with the F-word.

French investigators examining a piece of aircraft debris found on an Indian Ocean island in late July have concluded "with certainty" that the wing part came from the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 that went missing 18 months ago on a flight to Beijing.

A French study also examined the association between pesticide exposure and infant leukemia (Rudant et al. 2007).

"The French have examined their own behavior during the Nazi occupation, but we haven't done the equivalent here because there are still forces in society that don't want that to happen".

The International Syria Support Group (ISSG) will meet in Geneva at the request of the French to examine whether the alleged breaches were deliberate, the product of competing misinterpretations of the ceasefire, or military error.