Sentence examples for investigate under from inspiring English sources
May told MPs that the panel inquiry was not supposed to supplant existing police investigations saying: "I would expect the panel if they found allegations they believed were more appropriate for the police to investigate under a criminal investigation, for those allegations to be passed to the police".
This followed the Office of Fair Trading's decision not to investigate under competition rules.
Lacking the training and authority to investigate under the old law, they could arrest someone only if the person was caught in the act of selling drugs.
The five societal components for each group to investigate under their assigned leader's rule are as follows (written on the board for easier student access).
While a truth commission is an official investigation into a repressive past, each nation must determine what span to cover and what kinds of crimes to investigate under what rules.
As the head of Revenue and Customs said in the House of Commons last week: "We are duty-bound to collect and investigate under regulations set out by lawmakers, not on what you'd [ie politicians] like us to collect".
The police throughout Union County must record the race and other data about the people they stop in traffic or investigate under a policy announced yesterday by the county prosecutor, Thomas V. Manahan.
It asked the California Fair Political Practices Commission to investigate under a new campaign finance law that requires groups to disclose the source of money to be used for political activity.
As HMRC's chief executive and permanent secretary Lin Homer said, "We are duty bound to collect and investigate under regulations, set out by lawmakers, not on what 'you'd like' us to collect on".
Hence we now investigate under what circumstances (f(x)) can be evaluated in uncertainty theory.
In this paper we investigate under-recording of a large magnitude explosive eruption database in Japan in order to quantify under-recording of eruptions in regions where a comparatively large amount of geological data are available.
