Sentence examples for inquiry reported that from inspiring English sources

The violence started with Christian-Muslim riots here in the state capital in September 2001; an official government inquiry reported that 1,000 people had been killed over a single week.

The IPCC investigation was launched in 2014 after a Home Office-commissioned inquiry reported that police had been involved in a plot to collect "fascinating and valuable" intelligence from an undercover officer.

In September 2011 the Baha Mousa inquiry reported that Mousa had died as a result of inhumane treatment, but that report is still the only one into Iraqi prisoner abuse to have concluded.

Last December, the Volcker Commission, winding up a three-year inquiry, reported that 54,000 accounts in 59 Swiss banks had probably or possibly been opened by Holocaust victims trying to keep their assets out of Nazi hands.

The inquiry reported that "had there been a policy of openness rather than secrecy, this might have led to a better appreciation of the growing scale of the problem and hence to remedial measures being taken sooner.

A US congressional inquiry reported that from August 1997 to August 2002, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) issued 88 letters accusing drug companies of advertising violations mainly because pharmaceutical companies overstated the effectiveness of their products [65].

The ban came after a special commission of inquiry report that found up to 68,000 "uncompetitive" greyhounds were slaughtered in the past 12 years and nearly one in five trainers used live animal baits.

Ketelhut (2007), for example, reported that authentic, inquiry-based curriculum in context-specific settings may help raise the self-efficacy of students.

An independent commission of inquiry reported late that year that some detainees in Bahrain had been tortured to death and others subjected to physical and psychological abuse to extract confessions or as punishment.

The latest numbers compiled 14 years after the Macpherson inquiry reported show that black people are now seven times more likely to be stopped and searched than white.

The MacSporran inquiry reported evidence that more than 7,200 greyhounds bred for racing between 2003 and 2013 – as well as another 7,000 retired dogs – were likely killed after being deemed unsuitable for racing.