Sentence examples similar to a longstanding inquiry from inspiring English sources
Intergenerational social mobility is a longstanding subject of inquiry among sociologists.
speed limit--a longstanding joke!
Investigation The investigation into whether a Pentagon analyst passed classified information to Israel began with a longstanding covert national security inquiry into the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, people who have been briefed on the matter said.
The loser in the PC Magazine poll was Compaq, which has a longstanding policy of referring all customer inquiries and problems to its dealers.
Tenet has described the government's inquiry as part of a longstanding investigation involving many of the nation's hospitals.
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On Saturday, the government announced the resignation of the information minister, Pervaiz Rasheed, a longstanding ally of Sharif, as part of its inquiry into the affair.
"It is a longstanding principle of the rule of law that inquiries should be independent of those being investigated.
A longstanding criticism of convergence to the truth as an aim of inquiry is that, while fine in itself, this aim is consistent with any crazy behaviour in the short run [Salmon 1991].
Five jockeys implicated in a longstanding British Horseracing Authority investigation into race-fixing are imminently set to learn their fates following a recent inquiry.
Green party MP Caroline Lucas, a longstanding campaigner for his release, said Aamer's case "reinforces the urgent need for the judge-led inquiry into UK complicity in torture that the prime minister promised in 2010 but then backtracked on".
