A discussion in a barbershop, about the suspected role of a planned Business Improvement District in the displacement of local businesses and the takeover of property by major real-estate investors, has the analytical scope of an investigative opera.
To reach these objectives, we used the scoping review as an investigative method.
The rest of the bill has gone mostly to pay for defense investigative costs, which were extensive because of the scope of the case, lawyers say.
Congress's investigative arm, the General Accounting Office, will testify about the scope of the chicanery that it estimates at $10 billion (including Saddam's clandestine oil smuggling to Syria and Jordan).
With their heightened reliability and ability to record different parameters objectively to a greater degree of precision, these new technologies will pave the way for new investigative methods which will produce answers beyond the scope of those used in older studies.
It was only months later that the initiative was even made public, although the full scope and terms only emerged thanks to investigative journalism.
Despite the in-depth nature of the interviews, this type of interviewing should still be called "investigative interviewing" because the topic has a fairly narrow scope (how new medical devices come into practice) and focuses on events and processes (rather than, for instance, cultural meanings, life histories, or theory elaboration) [ 37].
"Investigative and/or auditing work such as this was beyond the scope of the study".
Restrictions would be introduced to narrow the scope of injunctions and there are proposals to protect free speech and investigative journalism.
11.03am GMT Matthew Weaver writes: Edward Snowden's disclosures about the scope of the NSA's surveillance have had a "chilling" effect on investigative reporting and are likely to make whistleblowers much more cautious, according to one of the most respected journalists in the US.
