Sentence examples for inquiry was insufficient from inspiring English sources

The fact that he felt it necessary to go to the press and say these things proves to us that the inquiry was insufficient".

In April a three-month inquiry found there was insufficient evidence to bring misconduct charges.

5.44pm GMT David Jordan: I did more prep for the select committee than Entwistle David Jordan, head of editorial policy, told the Pollard inquiry that there was insufficient preparation for George Entwistle's appearance before the Commons select committee on 23 October, Jemima Kiss reports.

After a 12-month inquiry concluded there was insufficient evidence to form a case that the officer had lied, Mr Mitchell held a press conference during which he was "stern, insistent, outraged... emphatic in his assertion of innocence," according to Quentin Letts in the Daily Mail.

On the final day of the public hearings, solicitors from PIL told the inquiry that there was insufficient evidence to prove that the captured insurgents had been unlawfully killed while in detention.

"Up to now the information as to how they came to find themselves in this situation is very limited". He said the army's board of inquiry report, released a year ago, was insufficient.

Following the inquiry the police concluded that there was insufficient credible and reliable information to enable them to commence a criminal investigation.

"Inquiries were carried out, however, there was insufficient evidence to report to the Crown Office and Procurator ­Fiscal Service". St Aloysius' ­College said: "We feel deep sadness for all victims of abuse.

But the agency closed its inquiry after only six months, saying there was "insufficient information" to suggest that the companies had failed to take timely action.

Police Scotland confirmed inquiries were carried out in 2017, but there was insufficient evidence to pursue the matter further.

In April a three-month inquiry headed by Gwent chief constable Mike Tonge found there was insufficient evidence to bring misconduct charges.