Sentence examples for investigative section from inspiring English sources

The title of the new Tom McCarthy film, "Spotlight," refers to the investigative section of the Boston Globe.

She actually means it,… The title of the new Tom McCarthy film, "Spotlight," refers to the investigative section of the Boston Globe.

"We have determined through an autopsy," said Akira Hiromitsu, head of the first investigative section of Tokyo's metropolitan police, "that the body we discovered yesterday was that of Lucie Blackman".

The Guardian's chief football correspondent Daniel Taylor was highly commended in the keenly contested new football writer of the year category, as was chief sports correspondent Owen Gibson in the investigative sports writer section.

But its drafters said the law would create an entire new judicial apparatus, headed by five Iraqi judges and including investigative and prosecutorial sections.

Matt Purdy, the investigations editor at The New York Times, has been appointed to the masthead as assistant managing editor, with responsibility for developing investigative articles across all sections of the paper.

Consumer investigative column in weekly Money section [email protected] Cook supplement [email protected] Education desk [email protected].

The integrity of the sequence of bapineuzumab was confirmed by mass spectroscopy, and amino acid analysis (AAA) (data not shown, reported in the chemistry, manufacture, and controls (CM and C) section of the investigative new drug (IND) application submitted to the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) in support of the clinical development of bapineuzumab).

Inspiring some unified engagement is likely to take more than investigative series, more than special sections, and more than a quarter off the newsrack price.

The Huffington Post has also agreed to post three articles a day and a handful of headlines on its Web site in a new section dedicated to promoting investigative journalism.

Idealizations also can facilitate abstraction and generalization, both of which are a part of extrapolating findings from the investigative context of a model organism to other domains (Steel 2008; see Section 4 and 5.1).