Sentence examples for in any ongoing from inspiring English sources

The particular knowledges of some of these people – dingo trappers, fox shooters, people who muster and trap wild horses –are acknowledged by their employers, but not recorded or validated in any ongoing or public way.

"Let us be clear that it is not our policy to hide or destroy documentation that may be of use in any ongoing investigation or proceeding," a spokesman for the company said.

We are now considering the involvement of this barrister in sexual offence prosecutions and have advised his chambers that we will not instruct him in any ongoing or future cases involving sexual offences in the meantime".

This afternoon, the CPS said that it is considering the involvement of the barrister in question, Robert Colover, in future sexual cases and that it "will not instruct him in any ongoing or future cases involving sexual offences in the meantime".

Aside from the settlement with the SEC relating to Mr. Musk's statement that he was considering taking Tesla private, there have not been any developments in these matters that we deem to be material, and to our knowledge no government agency in any ongoing investigation has concluded that any wrongdoing occurred.

Why is there no focus on civics in the pending ESEA reauthorization draft or in any ongoing priority national educational initiative currently under-way?

She had not had any direct or regular contact with any of these participants since leaving mental health services in 2007, nor any ongoing connection to any of the participants in this study.

There are several reports using PET, for example [15], [16], [17], [18], [19] but rather than examining the ongoing clinical pain per se, several of these studies have examined CBF changes in response to an experimentally-derived nociceptive stimulus in addition to any ongoing background pain.

A Met police spokesman said: "We are not prepared to discuss who we may or may not wish to interview in connection with any ongoing investigation".

It adds: "The public expects, and is entitled to expect, exemplary fairness and accuracy of any public statements made by the defendant [the CPS] in relation to any ongoing judicial proceedings".

Under the current proposed version of the counter-terrorism bill, the home secretary would be able to extend pre-charge detention to 42 days in relation to any ongoing investigation.