Sentence examples for a sensitive inquiry from inspiring English sources

"Being abducted," writes Clancy, "may be a baptism in the new religion of this millennium". This book is not only a subtle exploration of the workings of memory, but a sensitive inquiry into the nature of belief.

MADRID — A high-profile judge on Tuesday dropped a sensitive inquiry into atrocities that took place during the era of Franco, Spain's former dictator, ending what had promised to be the first criminal investigation of wrongs committed by Franco and his allies.

"Despite questions about the background of particular notes, we cannot accept the State's invitation to blind ourselves to their existence," Roberts wrote, adding that circumstantial evidence about the trial in question must be subject to a "sensitive inquiry".

The subpoena to Ms. Miller was only the most recent of a series issued to journalists in a politically sensitive inquiry that has on several occasions led investigators to question White House officials.

Responsible for overseeing investigations of terrorists, spies and corrupt officials, as well as the sensitive inquiry into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, the longtime FBI agent toils mostly behind the scenes, and he likes it that way.

She added that she was serving in a covert intelligence unit on a "highly-sensitive" inquiry about airport security at the time the information about her was leaked to Mulcaire.

Written two years after Hess's death in 1987, the classified document outlines a highly-sensitive inquiry into the claims of a British surgeon who had once treated Adolf Hitler's deputy that, rather than taking his own life, the elderly Nazi was killed on British orders to preserve wartime secrets.

The publication, on Twitter, followed news that sensitive inquiry mail to the witness, former deputy police chief Lenny Harper, was tampered with.

There were a number of sensitive inquiries under way at the high-profile office, including an investigation of Representative Jerry Lewis, the powerful California Republican who directed hundreds of millions of dollars in earmarks to favored government contractors while chairman of the appropriations committee.

Michael Wines (NYT) RUSSIA: TURNABOUT ON GRAFT -- Switzerland's top prosecutor said Russia "has taken on concrete commitments" to pursue charges of money-laundering, a turnabout from past complaints of foot-dragging in politically sensitive inquiries.

Several of the lawyers have cropped up in these politically sensitive inquiries.