Sentence examples for cross-border inquiry from inspiring English sources

The Omagh Support and Self Help Group also demanded a cross-border inquiry into the explosion.

The families of some of the 29 people who died said they would meet with lawyers on Friday to challenge the decision by Theresa Villiers, the Northern Ireland Secretary, not to launch a cross-border inquiry.

Amnesty International has backed the families of the Omagh bomb victims in their call for a cross-border inquiry into the 1998 explosion – the single biggest atrocity of the Northern Ireland Troubles.

Justice Minister David Ford and Irish Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald said on Friday that they have not ruled out the possibility of a cross-border inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse by members of the IRA.

Gallagher repeated his demand that only a full cross-border public inquiry should be held into the circumstances surrounding the Real IRA bomb attack.

Michael Gallagher, who has campaigned since the atrocity for a cross-border public inquiry, said: "All good policing is based on intelligence, especially prior intelligence before any criminal act is committed.

Michael Gallagher, who has campaigned since the attack for a cross-border public inquiry, said: "All good policing is based on intelligence especially prior intelligence before any criminal act is committed.

The police investigation has been heavily criticised and the report highlights such concerns that the states [UK and Ireland] must now establish a full cross-border public inquiry," a spokesperson for the group said, adding that failure to do so would be a failure to comply with obligations under article 2(1) and article 3 of the European convention on human rights.

Already criticised this summer by a parliamentary inquiry into cross-border financial crime, Monaco - which has just 35,000 inhabitants but harbours 340,000 bank accounts - has now come under even fiercer fire from the French economic affairs and justice ministries.

The accidental cross-border attack in November set in motion two inquiries.

The I.B.M. inquiry was a full investigation, which occurs in far fewer than 1percentt of cross-border deals, according to former committee members.