Sentence examples for investigating seriously from inspiring English sources

"[Decisions] that appeared suspiciously and tarnished the reputation of the AFC, which raised many questions about the AFC Championships and the integrity and fairness of its competitions, and the need to ensure the absence of any effect of betting offices scattered among football by assigning the competent authority in the Asian Confederation to start investigating seriously".

The most effective and lasting monument to Dr Kelly would be the reform of the parliamentary system, to ensure MPs can investigate seriously the abuses of executive power, before a national tragedy forces a judge to intervene with the full powers of his office.

He stated that if they 'would investigate seriously, it would be a fine thing for you to get her here for them.

"The case will be investigated very seriously," said R.R. Patil, the home minister of Maharashtra state, where Mumbai is located.

"Vietnam strongly protests, urging China to investigate and seriously deal with the wrongful and inhumane act, and compensate Vietnamese fishermen for their loss," foreign ministry spokesman Luong Thanh Nghi said.

If we do decide to investigate this seriously, we should perhaps be prepared to be disappointed — there is no guarantee that there will be a fact of the matter which distinction the words 'intrinsic' and 'extrinsic' latch onto.

"What has mainly improved since then -- to which the recent initiatives to investigate complaints seriously by the government and impose sanctions is a response -- is the willingness of survivors to stand and fight for themselves," MacKinnon told The Huffington Post.

In fact, according to the Justice Department report, the White & Case Paris office later helped Crdit Lyonnais hide relevant documents from Swiss authorities who were investigating the bank, seriously impeding the investigation.

We were investigating something very seriously.

Some questioned whether the Sanford police department was investigating the case seriously.

By Michael Specter Scientists are now seriously investigating — and debating — our response to sugar pills.