Sentence examples for investigative concern from inspiring English sources

Robert Strang, executive vice president of Decision Strategies Fairfax International, a security and investigative concern, said that denial was the only way a lot of people, especially those in law enforcement, could get out of bed.

"Given the deference usually paid to the government's investigative concerns, Hearst still has an uphill battle to gain disclosure," Richman said.

Focus: Findings of Enron's special investigative committee concerning transactions between Enron and several of its current and former employees.

The first came late last fall, Mr. Williams said, when the immigration authorities encountered a smuggling case that provided investigative leads concerning the larger smuggling network.

His first crowdfunded investigative piece concerned the case of Chen Baocheng, a Beijing reporter detained during a protest over a land demolition.

In his best films, the director Francesco Rosi, who has died aged 92, was essentially a crusading, investigative journalist concerned with the corruption and inequalities of the economically depressed Italian south.

It's still not clear exactly why Klebnikov was targeted, though he was no stranger to controversy: his investigative work concerning the rise to power in the late 1990s of the oligarch Boris Berezovsky led to a lawsuit against Forbes magazine, which was dropped after Berezovsky won an apology and legal costs.

This paper presents investigative studies concerning the lightning performance of 500 kV transmission lines considering the characteristic parameters of first stroke current observed in measurement data along with its statistical variation.

Lewis praises this decision, and writes that it laid the groundwork for a press more able to perform investigative journalism concerning controversies, including the Watergate scandal and the Vietnam War.

Although much of the 9/11 investigative report concerning Saudi Arabia remains classified, despite the efforts of former Senate Intelligence Committee chairman Bob Graham and other critics, it's well-known that 15 of the 19 Al Qaeda attackers on 9/11 were citizens of Saudi Arabia.

The memo followed the public release last Friday afternoon of FBI investigative documents concerning Clinton's use of a private email server: a 47-page memo summarizing the investigation, and 11 pages of notes about the bureau's nearly five-hour interview with the former Secretary of State last July.