After examining the extent of its wrongdoing, UBS moved swiftly to strike an immunity deal with government authorities.
Dr. Frosch and his colleagues are working on a larger study examining the extent to which patients feel constrained.
That conclusion was part of a report that City Project issued yesterday, examining the extent to which New York City's crime has become upstate's economic development.
In that stormy interlude, he and Samuel Sillen wrote "Racism and Psychiatry" (1972), examining the extent to which white racist attitudes had permeated the fields of mental health.
Pickles, the former communities secretary, said that Whitehall was in denial about the extent of electoral fraud and rotten boroughs in Britain, and is to head a unit in the Cabinet Office examining the extent of electoral fraud.
Pickles, the former communities secretary, is to head a unit in the Cabinet Office examining the extent of electoral fraud and report back to the prime minister by the end of the year about possible changes to the law.
Explore this subject with students in a more detailed questionnaire examining the extent of the problem in their school, for example, is there evidence that some groups are more affected by bullying than others?
The second part, examining the extent of unlawful activities by journalists, will not begin until detectives have completed their investigation into alleged phone hacking and corrupt payments to police, and any prosecutions have been concluded.
Afghan and NATO officials said they were examining the extent to which the attacks by Afghans in positions of trust were part of a concerted Taliban strategy to disrupt the coalition's operations.
Examining the extent of repeat and near repeat victimisation of domestic burglaries in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
In addition to examining the extent of fuel poverty, the report also includes a measure of its severity.
