Sentence examples for investigative issues from inspiring English sources

And, yes, the commission sometimes misses investigative issues, and is rightly open to criticism when it does so.

Rather less has been written about the processes by which the research questions to be addressed are arrived at in the first place – a subtly different process to priority setting since it implies an understanding of the more detailed investigative issues to be addressed as well as an understanding of the feasibility and nature of the research implied.

As a result of a government investigative report issued late last week, several stocks have lost value — including shares of Adani Enterprises, the biggest piece of a mining, port and power plant empire built by the billionaire Gautam S. Adani, India's sixth-wealthiest person.

An F.B.I. manual on investigative guidelines issued in 2008 by Michael B. Mukasey, then the attorney general, tells agents not to engage in racial profiling, but authorizes them to use religion or ethnicity as a factor — as long as it is not the only one — when selecting subjects for scrutiny.

Russia's investigative committee issued an online statement in which it also did not rule out that the killing was part of a business dispute, an attempt to destabilise the political landscape in Russia, or even tied to "internal Ukrainian events" involving "radical characters" that did "not answer to any authority".

In his first comments on the two major investigative reports issued this week at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on Thursday mischaracterized one of their central findings about the American military's treatment of Iraqi prisoners by saying there was no evidence that prisoners had been abused during interrogations.

It was a failure to "connect the dots," explained Richard Shelby, vice-chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, in his investigative report issued in December 2002.

Senator Carl Levin (D. Mich ., Chairman of a senate investigative panel, issued a memo stating that Goldman "magnified the impact of toxic mortgages".

To illustrate just one type of malicious mischief, Senator Carl Levin (D. Mich ., Chairman of a senate investigative panel, issued a memo stating that Goldman "magnified the impact of toxic mortgages".

"DeVry Inc. ("DeVry") received earlier this month a subpoena from the Office of the Attorney General of the State of Illinois and more recently a Civil Investigative Demand issued by the Office of the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

But what about other forms of political journalism: investigative reporting, big issues pieces, and long-form narratives?