Sentence examples for inquests it from inspiring English sources

The force's former solicitor, Peter Metcalf, had ultimately decided not to submit the narrative to Taylor because, he told the inquests, it was "too one-sided".

Ms Tsirlina said Mrs Litvinenko did not think that in inquest alone was enough and added: "With just an inquest it will be reduced to a forensic case only".

During the inquest it emerged police chiefs knew about a series of failings within months of the September 1985 shooting after they were exposed in their internal report.

In order for the committee to decide whether the articles amounted to accurate reports of the inquest it reviewed a transcript of the proceedings.

Senior Constable Paul Topham told the inquest: "It seemed to me he was a very intelligent man and very much in control of situations.

He told the inquest: "It would appear that there were three separate exchanges of gunfire between Mr Saunders and various police officers who were at the scene.

In the wake of the inquest it has emerged that the Met commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, who had earlier denied any confusion, wrote to the IPCC last week acknowledging inquest evidence had shown "confusion on this point".

At the inquest, it all came out about the letter that Ryan had left, with messages for Yvonne — how amazing she was, how his life wasn't worth living without her.

One expert witness, Kevin Gournay, the emeritus professor at the Institute of Psychiatry, told the inquest it is well known that placing any pressure on the back while someone is in the prone position is dangerous because it can compromise breathing.

At his inquest it emerged that before Gareth died, at least four other children had complained of being unable to breathe while being held in the seated double embrace.

At the inquest, it emerged that the tone of the 999 call made from Slade House was so vague, the operator initially said they would book Connor in for a four-hour ambulance response.