Sentence examples for investigations practice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schiffman, also 29, is a project manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting and consulting firm in New York; he works in the dispute analysis and investigations practice.

Ross H. Garber, left, one of the lead lawyers who represented former Gov. John G. Rowland in the impeachment inquiry that prompted his resignation, is joining a private law firm's white-collar criminal defense and government investigations practice.

"The issue boils down to the following concept," says Jacob Frenkel, chair of securities enforcement, white-collar crime and government investigations practice with the law firm Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker.

It was noted that after being involved in the early stages of the diagnosis, principally assisting with investigations, practice nurses appeared to be excluded from the management of women with CPP.

"Look at who Covington's clients are, look at Breuer's star turn as a white collar criminal defense attorney at Covington--he used to be Co-Chair of their White Collar Defense and Investigations practice--and look again at Breuer's record at Justice...[N]ot a single architect of the financial meltdown indicted or forced to personally pay a meaningful financial penalty".

Quantitative and objective characterization of weathered states of rock by means of chemical weathering indices has significant potential in ground investigation practice.

The final deliverable was a technology-enhanced course which included discrete learning activities of various types, as suggested by Laurillard (2012): read-watch-listen (assimilation), discussion, collaboration, investigation, practice and production.

And a 1996 report by the city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, on discrimination complaints and investigation practices in city agencies noted that the "most serious problems, like squashing complaints and insufficient investigations," were at the Parks and Sanitation Departments.

Accident investigation practices and processes also vary between countries.

Finally, citizens can join police oversight boards in order to hold police agencies accountable for their domestic violence investigation practices.

Various factors may have contributed to this increase in investigations including changes in detection, reporting and investigation practices [ 3].