Sentence examples for broad examination of both from inspiring English sources

The Mayfield episode is likely to lead to calls for a broad examination of both the laboratory work by the F.B.I. and the increasingly aggressive the Justice Department's use of the federal material witness statute to detain people who it says may have information about a crime.

For a broader examination of both the methods used to reach the current estimates and details on each of the estimated costs, as well as analysis of the significance and limitations of the study, see Bouchery and colleagues (2011, 2013).

He is urging a broad examination of Mr. Perle's business dealings.

Tenet described that inquiry as part of a broad examination of hospital billing practices that regulators began several years ago.

An important obstacle hindering such efforts were limitations in assay technology, which prevented the broad examination of the plasma proteome.

Indeed, the archdiocese has been engaged in a broad examination of where to put its resources amid a shifting Catholic population.

Most of the attention here this week has focused on draft versions of a broad examination of summit spending by Ms. Fraser's office.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a broad examination of the private equity industry, seeking information about the business practices of some of the country's most powerful financial firms.

The report, "Press Standards, Privacy and Libel," is a broad examination of issues relating to the way the British news media operate.

Two years after the World Trade Center attack, federal investigators are intensifying their focus on the initial response by the city's rescue workers as part of their broad examination of how to make tall buildings safer.

The committee ordered the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, to begin a broad examination of issues ranging from the agency's rules and enforcement practices to the accuracy of its most rudimentary data.