Sentence examples for inquest from from inspiring English sources

"Let us not forget that this is the CEO under whose watch Thomas Cook tried to stop the inquest from taking place.

Sir Robert, the coroner, said he would rule on Wednesday on the government's application for what is known as a Public Interest Immunity Certificate, which would block the inquest from hearing information on certain topics, usually on national security grounds.

It opens on 22 July, four years after the 27-year-old Brazilian was shot dead by police officers, and it will feature testimonies from the inquest from "surveillance and firearms officers, senior police coordinators, civilian witnesses to the relatives of de Menezes".

A statement, read at the inquest from Izzy's mother, Gabbi, said her daughter "had been bullied from the moment she started" Brixham College.

She continues: "Only three witnesses out of six who'd been present that night were called to the inquest from that flat.

The line-up of speakers - which can be found here - also includes Janet Alder whose brother was unlawfully killed at a police station, Deborah Coles from Inquest, Dave Smith from the Blacklist Support Group, and Stafford Scott of the Tottenham Rights group.

The Home Secretary is trying to prevent secret evidence at the 7 July terror attack inquests from being heard in public.

Parliament's crumbling credentials were given a boost today when the government finally dropped proposals for secret inquests from the coroners and justice bill 2009.

Liberal Democrat ministers have sought credit for excluding inquests from the bill, an element of the original draft that had provoked strong opposition from armed forces families and the British Legion.

Although welcome and an indication that the government is listening to widespread concerns about the draconian proposals for secret inquests from those most likely to be affected, the amendments do not go far enough.

They have welcomed the significant changes that Nick Clegg has already secured, for example removing inquests from scope and restricting it to national security cases only, but they have made clear that they still have deep concerns.