Sentence examples similar to foreseen inquiries from inspiring English sources
Ariel Sharon, who at the time commanded the Israeli forces in Lebanon, was reprimanded by an Israeli commission of inquiry for not having foreseen and prevented the massacre, and was forced to resign from his position as Minister of Defense.
Among its limitations, this inquiry was conducted before the actual announcement and support foreseen in the national Alzheimer Plan [ 43].
A commission of inquiry eventually found that although Sharon did not have prior knowledge of it, he should have foreseen its likelihood when he agreed to send the Phalangists into the refugee camps.
When considering the question of "foreseeability", the key inquiry is whether the injury is of such a general character that it might reasonably have been anticipated; the particular accident need not be foreseen.
The inquiry's verdict on the planning and conduct of British military involvement in Iraq was withering, rejecting Mr. Blair's contention that the difficulties encountered after the invasion could not have been foreseen.
He had foreseen her suicide.
A commission of inquiry, headed by the Chief Justice of Israel's Supreme Court, Yitzhak Kahan, determined that Defense Minister Sharon was negligent, and should have foreseen that permitting Lebanese Phalangist forces to enter the Palestinian camps carried the potential for catastrophe.
Such reaction was foreseen.
Stalin had foreseen everything.
