Sentence examples for inquiry summary from inspiring English sources

The inquiry summary also disclosed weaknesses in the company's financial controls that its authors said had enabled the reserve problems at Shell to fester.

But instead of publicly disclosing the concerns, the company embarked on a strategy of attempting to "manage" the reserve figures, the inquiry summary said, much the way many companies in the 1990's manipulated earnings to make it appear that goals had been met.

The inquiry, a summary of which was distributed by May's Downing Street office, found he had breached rules governing the behavior of ministers because the police had told him about the indecent material.

I ask if he might consider replying to this inquiry with a succinct summary of his position.

Here is a summary of the inquiry's brief and beleaguered history: Theresa May, then home secretary, announces a public inquiry into child abuse prompted by allegations of a cover-up of the crimes of prominent offenders such as Jimmy Savile and Cyril Smith.

The US Government is planning to release the summary of its inquiry into the CIA's detention and interrogation program today, more than eight years after President George W. Bush announced the closure of the agency's secret overseas prisons.

Following several requests, a summary of the inquiry was released to the Guardian by Sled.

But the one-page summary of the inquiry provides only the sketchiest account of what the investigation might have entailed.

"Most of the Afghans present dropped their weapons when confronted," said the executive summary of the inquiry.

These conclusions track with those in a draft summary of the inquiry's findings that The New York Times described in an article last December.

An unclassified executive summary of the inquiry described the actions around the buildings as "consistent with compounds used for military purposes by the leadership of Al Qaeda and Taliban".