Sentence examples for investigation mostly from inspiring English sources

While the officials emphasized the successful outcome to the chase, a more detailed account, in interviews with officials who spoke of the continuing investigation mostly on condition of anonymity, gave a mixed picture.

Of 70 members of the local legislative assembly in Delhi, 26 face criminal investigation, mostly for "rioting .These details are known because Election Commission rules now require candidates for office to reveal their educational background and criminal record.

This coalfield has attracted scientific investigation mostly on palynological aspects (Chakraborti and Chakraborty 2001; Chakraborti and Ram-Awatar 2006; Murthy et al. 2014; Jana et al. 2002).

The combined wave propagation and electromechanical impedance investigation mostly assesses the necessity and the feasibility of a multi-parametric self-sensing system.

The serotonin system, and the serotonin1A (5-HT1A) receptor in particular, have been under intense investigation, mostly due to the fact that serotonergic drugs that directly or indirectly affect the 5-HT1A receptor, are effective therapeutic agents in treating patients with various neuropsychiatric disorders, including anxiety and depression.

A Congressional investigation mostly concluded that the mistakes made were the fault of rogue, local agents.

A series of unrelated corruption investigations, mostly involving bribery or embezzlement accusations, have implicated former high-ranking government ministers in recent months.

Fairly or not, Mr. Koch's own third term is remembered largely for conflict-of-interest investigations, mostly involving people outside his administration.

He has been the object of at least 23 judicial investigations, mostly for corruption.

These investigations mostly concern GM soy and maize that are engineeredeither to be herbicide-tolerant (to Roundup (R) in 80% of cases), or to produce amodified Bt toxin insecticide, or both.

By corruption, I don't mean the hard crimes of bribery and extortion -- although there's no shortage of those, as revealed again and again in undercover investigations mostly conducted, notably, by the FBI (not state and local police, who tend to look the other way).