Sentence examples for investigation explains from inspiring English sources

Reliant, one of five energy traders known to be under investigation, explains that its "rogue" traders used round-tripping to boost business artificially and make the company appear more successful than it really was.

But, as one official familiar with the investigation explains, their choice was between €350 in taxable bonus payments if the club had won, and about €5,000 in cash per rigged match.

The report of investigation explains that although every case must be evaluated on its own facts, disclosure of material, nonpublic information on the personal social media site of an individual corporate officer — without advance notice to investors that the site may be used for this purpose — is unlikely to qualify as an acceptable method of disclosure under the securities laws.

A prosecutor reviewed the details and decided to downgrade the rape investigation, explaining, "I don't believe there is reason to suspect that he has committed rape".

Officials were searching for agendas, accounting documents, e-mail messages or "anything that could be useful to their investigation," explained Maryvonne Caillibotte, a spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor's office, who said that it was a routine part of the investigation.

The report on the Legislature's investigation explained that Ms. Palin had herself applied pressure to get Trooper Wooten dismissed and also let her husband and subordinates significantly press for his firing.

The train driver reportedly told his fellow rail employees that the train had taken the bend at 190km/h, before later mentioning a speed of 200km/h, only to return to his original version that the train was travelling at 190 km/h, sources from the investigation explained to El País on Wednesday night.

Bay News 9 reports that the officer "should have used better judgment in managing the uncooperative defendant by gaining the assistance of booking deputies," the investigation explained.

But, as the Post investigation explained, "that loan was only a small part of the father's involvement in the deal".

"These are basically spy planes; that's what they were designed for," said one source close to the investigation, explaining the hesitance of some nations to give blanket permission for other countries to scour their waters.

Mueller's regulations call for a "confidential report" to be sent to the attorney general at the Department of Justice at the end of his investigation, explaining his decisions to prosecute or not.