Sentence examples for investigations whose from inspiring English sources

Three separate investigations whose conclusions were presented on Wednesday dealt with specific events that were brought to the army's attention by the news media or other means.

The hearings will be held by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, whose chairman, Representative James C. Greenwood of Pennsylvania, says the F.C.C.'s supervision was weak.

Ms Hames alleged that Mr Morgan's firm Southern Investigations, whose members included suspects in the killing, had "close links" to senior News of the World news editor Alex Marunchak.

The two Enron deals with Citigroup are expected to be the subject of a hearing on Wednesday before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, whose ranking members are Senators Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, and Susan M. Collins, Republican of Maine.

A front-page story in the New York Times last week, just months after it ran a glowing travel video hailing the "magic" of Rome whose "beauty runs deep", painted a dire picture of a city immersed in corruption investigations, whose services – from public transport to rubbish collection – are woefully inadequate for its nearly 3 million residents.

And Amanda Bennett, the former executive editor for projects and investigations, whose unit produced many major China pieces, left Bloomberg on Wednesday, saying that she was "most proud of the groundbreaking" work they had published on the family wealth of Chinese leaders.

"We need a thorough and scientific investigation whose outcome the rest of the world can accept," President Lee told his cabinet on Tuesday.

Mr. Drimal was the first defendant in the government's broader insider trading investigation whose telephone calls were wiretapped by federal agents.

All 50 state attorneys general are conducting a joint investigation whose goal is nothing less than to change foreclosure in America.

The information is subject to "minimisation procedures" designed to protect Americans unconnected to an investigation whose information is accidentally gathered.Yet that does not reassure everyone.

The most important lesson of the investigation, whose results were reported yesterday, involves the uneven application of Florida's ballot laws.