Sentence examples for inquiry closed from inspiring English sources

As the inquiry closed, Scottish prosecutors concluded that they were "duty bound" not to charge Mr Clarke for dangerous driving because of insufficient evidence, The Guardian reported.

The report said that he had been under investigation in Italy before going to Pakistan, but that the Italian inquiry closed without any charges being filed.

Board member Kay Sheldon made waves just before the inquiry closed when she talked in detail about its "bullying" culture, and how Bower and its chair, Dame Jo Williams, do not possess the right skills to lead it.

Since the inquiry closed, Mr Blair has suffered two health scares - one an irregular heart beat, another unexplained stomach pains - and seen the man who will lead the attack on his government over the Kelly affair change from Iain Duncan Smith, an ineffectual former guardsman, to Michael Howard, a trained barrister.

The Board of Inquiry closed its report with the observation that Ark Royal had sunk 22 nautical miles east of Europa Point, the southernmost tip of Gibraltar.

On 23 February 1908, less than six weeks after the inquiry closed, the Local Government Board issued a draft provisional bill for the federation of the six towns.

(Smith)20110616 'Alchemy & Inquiry' (closes on Sunday) Contemporary art always comes with a stunning botanical backdrop at Wave Hill, the Bronx garden and cultural center on the Hudson.

As the evidence against Russian secret agents Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun continues to mount at the Litvinenko inquiry – closing statements are due at the end of the month – the other spook who met the former spy on the day he was poisoned has slipped back into the shadows.

But with the deadline for submissions to the human rights committee inquiry closing on 9 December, and a reporting date on 28 February, it would appear there is little time for hearings over the Christmas period.

With a Scotland Yard inquiry closing in, Edis said, News International announced it would close the News of the World, and Brooks, a former editor of the paper, realised she faced arrest when she kept an appointment with police on Sunday 17 July.

Once the court of inquiry closes, the investigating officers will make a recommendation to the convening authority — in this case, to Lt. Gen. James N. Mattis, the commander of Marine Corps Forces Central Command — about whether there is evidence to suggest a crime was committed by any of the platoon members.