Sentence examples for investigative point from inspiring English sources

John Hudson writes in his column in Foreign Policy, "In Vienna, Iran agreed to deep concessions on an inspections regime,but monitors won't have access "anywhere, anytime". "From an investigative point of view that is a little bit not good," said Heinonen, a Finnish nuclear weapons expert who is currently at Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.

It's so bubbling over with critical ideas and an investigative point of view that one visit can never be enough.

The discipline of neurocritical care must consider a life-course approach for the patient requiring neurointensive care from neonatal through childhood and adult ages, with cross-fertilization from diverse academic disciplines and investigative points of view.

Its primary aim is to bridge current knowledge at the clinical and investigative level, to point to the many unsolved issues, and to delineate future priorities for research.

Haemodynamic values at each investigative time point are presented in Tables 1 and 2 (absolute values).

In the hearing, Senator Norm Coleman, a Minnesota Republican who is chairman of the investigative subcommittee, pointed out Riggs executives' own responsibility for preventing abuses.

The Washington, D.C.-based organization, as well as investigative journalist David Sirota, point to a Boston College study showing that making up funding shortfalls will be relatively painless if spread out over several decades.

For most of the time in Armstrong's career it was not riders but investigative journalists who pointed the finger.

The settlement was reached only 13 days after the BBC, already in crisis over its coverage of a pedophile scandal involving one of its own best-known television hosts, was pitched into still greater turmoil by broadcasting an investigative report that pointed to the former politician Alistair McAlpine.

In an investigative report, Talking Points Memo intimates that the right-wing media may have leaked the edited Sherrod speech at this time in order help Republicans block Congressional funding of the settlement.

Arthur Brisbane might be right about the cause of the next global crisis, but even if he is, there's no good reason to believe that an investigative piece at this point would prove to be remotely prescient or useful for The New York Times's readership.