Sentence examples for budgets to investigate from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for culprits, there are better candidates: *Two federal agencies with large budgets to investigate terrorism, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, failed to detect a complex plot, apparently by a well-known terrorist organization, that involved at least 19 men and years of planning.

But the police have been given no budget to investigate them and the Crown Prosecution Service has no resources with which to pursue them.

Last year, Illingworth was part of an independent panel convened by Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), who chairs a spending subcommittee that controls NASA's budget, to investigate why the Webb mission was continually exceeding its budget.

In any case, Nye continued, "It is certainly worth 0.036 percent of the federal budget to investigate," a reference to the tiny portion of the budget devoted to planetary exploration.

For much of his two terms in office, Clinton had to deal with a special prosecutor who had a limitless budget to investigate every aspect of Bill Clinton's entire life, if he chose.

Evaporation from WBL was measured from July 2014 to February 2017 using two eddy covariance (EC) systems to provide better constraints on the water budget and to investigate the impact of evaporation on lake level.

The D.C. City Council has budgeted $150,000 to investigate how police dealt with the unrest that day.

Second, fiscal belt-tightening has made some organisations reluctant to commit budgets to thoroughly investigate a breach.

Labs with limited consumables budgets may wish to investigate non-kit-based alternatives for some of the more expensive steps.

Originally intending the ad to feature in press first thing the next morning, we shared the ad with our client who then went to investigate budget and media opportunities.

The new Commission would come with subpoena power, a $3 million budget, and the mandate to investigate a host of issues ranging from Guantanamo, to torture, to extraordinary rendition.