Sentence examples for investigation asserted from inspiring English sources

Palmer later helped found Genesis by the Sea, a facility located in Baja California that was closed in 2004 by the Mexican government; though the ensuing investigation asserted that claims of abuse were unsubstantiated, the school never reopened.

However, Wilkins gave no details of the extent or nature of that investigation, asserting Cooper had no case even if IRS investigators dropped the ball due to a “misinterpretation” of Cooper’s tips.

In recent days, several members of the newly elected Egyptian Parliament have said they look forward to the results of the investigation, asserting that it was wrong for the United States to violate Egyptian laws barring foreign financing of nonprofits.

The thick file amassed for the investigation asserts that bullets reached bystanders who were as far as 200 feet away and nearly on the opposite side of the square.

At a hearing Mr. Lee implicated the Blue House, the presidential office, in the investigation, asserting that a senior official on Kim Dae Jung's staff had requested the transfer of money.

In August, Gen. Abdul Fattah Younes, the rebel's top military commander, was killed in Benghazi along with two of his aides, Mr. Abdel-Jalil also said then that there would an investigation, asserting that no one, not even the highest officials, would be immune.

The congressional investigation asserts that members of local government, and police are being bribed along with the Taliban to ensure convoys safe passage.

Congress should abandon its impeachment investigation, Specter asserted; instead, Clinton should face a possible criminal prosecution after his term ended.

This week, they angrily disputed the conclusions of an independent investigation that asserted Mr. Paterno and other top university officials protected a serial predator in order to "avoid the consequences of bad publicity" for the university, its football program and its coach's reputation.

The draft of the article contained excerpts from a statement that Mr. Kelley sent to USA Today, expressing regret for "the mistake I made during the course of this investigation" and asserting that "people who truly know me realize that this mistake is inconsistent with my history".

Democrats want the hearings, but they're pushing for an FBI investigation first, asserting the committee will be "shooting in the dark" without some sort of preliminary findings to go on.