Sentence examples for a vast inquiry from inspiring English sources
But it has swiftly and steadily broadened into a vast inquiry.
The longer answer is it proves that the theatre, in abridging a vast inquiry, can act as a vehicle for truth.
Last week, Mr. Rowland became the first governor in state history to be served with a subpoena for personal records, as part of a vast federal corruption inquiry.
A former officer who set in motion a vast police corruption inquiry in Los Angeles pleaded guilty to federal civil rights and firearms violations.
It is a vast topic and inquiry.
A week after the police released findings in Cases 1000 and 2000, a Netanyahu confidant who once ran the communications ministry under him agreed to provide evidence in a vast and separate graft inquiry, known as Case 4000, involving Israel's telecommunications giant, Bezeq.
Peter Spindler, the Scotland Yard officer who has led the police inquiry, called a "vast, predatory and opportunistic" record of misconduct offered the latest gruesome indictment in a scandal that has plunged the British Broadcasting Corporation into turmoil.
The magazine wrote that "the inquiry, according to crime records and people with knowledge of the inquiry, involves such a vast number of suspected crimes it is difficult to know where to start.
Those inquiries have a vast scope, including the bank's hiring practices in China and mortgage loans sold to investors during the depths of the financial crisis.
Roger Godsiff, Labour MP for Birmingham Hall Green, said: "It's outrageous the way the public purse has been paying out a vast sum of money for this inquiry... there are some people whose names will appear in that report, who it is in their interest to keep the thing running as long as possible so that the public memory becomes more and more distant".
