Sentence examples for better investigation from inspiring English sources

Advanced research and better investigation of sports-related deaths have revealed the danger of two-a-day workouts common at football camps.

He has said his superiors wanted him to find intelligence that could be used to undermine the family and those campaigning for a better investigation into the murder.

But the report "settled for incomplete, unconvincing, or incorrect answers," he said, when a "better investigation may well have exposed the cracks in Enron's foundation sooner".

Important advances in data quality and methodologies have allowed for better investigation of disease risk and its association with environmental factors.

Police chiefs have admitted for the first time that undercover officers gathered intelligence on the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence who were campaigning for a better investigation into his killing.

Francis said he had come under "huge and constant pressure" from superiors to "hunt for disinformation" that might be used to undermine those arguing for a better investigation into the murder.

Mr. Mares also said he would request more robust financing for drug testing, better investigations of trainers who break rules and necropsies to determine why horses died racing.

"Even assuming they are more independent," she said, 'this is a system so dangerous at its core that doing better investigations on how children are being abused will not keep them from being abused".

But without a police force capable of running better investigations and making more arrests, this may have little effect.The second and arguably more disturbing shortcoming of Japan's system is the corollary of the police's fear of failure.

The agency attributes this to better investigations: in the last fiscal year, 375 workers were fired or forced to resign because they abused or neglected disabled residents, more than in any of the previous three years.

Without better investigations, he said, "we can only speculate the extent to which cheating has further undermined the value of the state tests, as a judgment on whether there have been actual gains in academic achievement of New York City school kids under Bloomberg".