Sentence examples for investigated until from inspiring English sources

Tapes from the custody suite cameras were seized in April 1998, but a section containing monkey chants and laughter was not investigated until March 2002, a fortnight before the trial began.

Misconduct cases have regularly embarrassed unions and school districts: Exhibit A was New York City's so-called rubber rooms, where accused teachers idled away months or even years while cases were investigated, until they were closed last year.

If the investigation of one particular gene or protein does not resolve the evolutionary relationship of a set of species, additional genes and proteins can be investigated until the matter has been settled.

Further, under state law, officials at the agency would not have been permitted to tell Ms. Hoffman anything about Dr. Zarkin's history or the fact he was being investigated until his license was officially suspended, which was not the case when he returned to work at the clinic.

Mr. Rachell, who was cleared last year of the 2002 sexual assault of an 8-year-old boy, had long said he was innocent and had pointed to another man who continued to assault young boys after Mr. Rachell's arrest, but his claims were not investigated until recently.

Nanocluster generation during PLD has been investigated until recently [24].

I had agreed with the Metropolitan police service that I would suspend my internal investigations into the small number of members it was investigating until its investigations were complete.

After leaving the Yomiuri, Adelstein kept investigating, until finally he homed in on Goto's liver.

Another report shows that officials did not fully investigate until more than a year after the attack.

But the department did not investigate until January, after the developer's own lender asked for a letter reaffirming city approval.

Former chancellors like Mr. Fernandez and Dr. Crew complained that they often did not know what Mr. Stancik had been investigating until after the information was released to the press.