Sentence examples for aggressive investigating from inspiring English sources

The case is the first of a recent wave of corruption investigations to make it to trial, and it is being watched closely to see if France's new and far more aggressive investigating magistrates will be successful in obtaining convictions.

The U.S. Justice Department has become much more aggressive investigating such bribery cases while oil companies are scavenging the world for reserves, often ending up in the most unruly and corrupt places.

Regulators at the Securities and Exchange Commission and elsewhere have become more aggressive about investigating executives' behavior.

Mr. Liu, a potential mayoral candidate, has tried to be aggressive about investigating city education contracts.

Asked about the cases Thursday, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said they highlighted the department's aggressive internal investigating.

As chairman of Congress's most aggressive committee investigating Enron, Mr. Tauzin has hammered away at the accounting profession.

It is not clear if the current strategy of ignoring sex-abuse scandals is tenable, especially if national governments become more aggressive about investigating and indicting church officials.

In recent years, Italian prosecutors have become more aggressive in investigating whether accounts held there by clerics might in fact be fronts for other interests.

The state, he said, had been too aggressive in investigating the ranch, considering parents turned their children over to Tierra Blanca for guardianship.

In an interview on Thursday, Dr. J. Raymond DePaulo, chairman of the psychiatry department at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, emphasized that Dr. Ayd was as aggressive in investigating the side effects of psychiatric drugs as he was in gauging their potential.

The student, Mia Ferguson, was an architect of two much-publicized complaints filed against the college with the federal government, complaints that helped prompt Swarthmore to be more aggressive about investigating misconduct charges.