Sentence examples for investigated adequately from inspiring English sources

The sheriff's office also is facing criticism over more than 400 sex-crimes investigations – including dozens of alleged child molestations – that hadn't been investigated adequately or weren't examined at all over a three-year period ending in 2007.

The minors did not lodge a complaint because they believed it would not be investigated adequately.

In the overwhelming number of cases researched by Amnesty International, threats were rarely investigated adequately.

The changes in the seepage field during the construction and operation periods are investigated adequately.

However, the utilization of the carbonated material in producing the cementitious material has yet to be investigated adequately.

However, the shear behaviour and capacity of LCBs with non-circular web openings (square, rectangular and elliptical web openings) has not been investigated adequately.

The BBC's management were castigated for failing to investigate adequately the government's complaint about the report.

Most important, Israel has failed to investigate adequately the policy-level decisions that apparently lie behind the large-scale indiscriminate and unlawful attacks in Gaza.

We know from first-hand accounts, photographs, videos and government documents that people, innocent and guilty, have been tortured in the US-run prisons we are aware of and those we can't investigate adequately.

The report criticized the Warren Commission for failing to "investigate adequately the possibility of a conspiracy," placing a large part of the blame on the refusal of "the C.I.A. and F.B.I. to provide it with all relevant evidence and information".

In stern and unforgiving language, Lord Hutton said that the central claim of Mr. Gilligan's original broadcast, a two-minute report on May 29, was "unfounded"; that the editorial oversight over Mr. Gilligan was "defective"; and that the BBC's board of governors failed to investigate adequately before launching a robust and angry defense of the broadcast.