Sentence examples for To investigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To inquire into or study in order to ascertain facts or information.
- To investigate the causes of natural phenomena
"Some dedicated their lives to investigating what happened.
Counter-terrorist officers are devoting "considerable resources" to investigating them.
It said that it remained committed to investigating allegations "of this nature, no matter how historic".
Armitt appealed for anyone who knew the pair to speak to investigating officers.
Things have changed, at least when it comes to investigating the governor and his staff.
The police said they had assigned more than 100 officers to investigating the arms trade.
"I don't think there's any end to investigating oneself, because we are constantly changing," she said.
FBI agents paid more attention to investigating black militants than pursuing the Ku Klux Klan.
Moreover, the A.U. officials were limited to investigating violations of the ceasefire.
Resistance to investigating the crimes of the Franco era is deeply embedded in Spain's judiciary.
"Now I can go back to investigating high-level corruption and human rights abuses".
