Sentence examples for investigative task from inspiring English sources

In August, John Clint Williamson, a former ambassador at large for war crimes issues for the U.S. State Department, was appointed to head a Eulex special investigative task force to investigate the allegations in the Marty report.

" Chief Moose, who leads the investigative task force, did not explain his mysterious words.

In May 1998, after concerns surfaced about the actions of some officers, LAPD Chief of Police Bernard Parks named an investigative task force.

Fallon, the former deputy commander of the Guantánamo investigative task force, explained that the Gitmo leadership was "searching for a hero," since its interrogations weren't getting the desired results.

In August, 2011, the E.U. formed a "special investigative task force" to sort out the organ-trafficking saga once and for all — including the possible role of Kosovo's leaders.

Fallon, the former Guantánamo investigative task force deputy commander, remembered Miller and other "two-stars that wanted three stars" attempting to placate Fallon's dissatisfied, skeptical investigators by holding up Zuley as their very own law-enforcement veteran.

The philosophy of the CrimeFighter Toolbox is that the humans (in this case the investigators) are in charge of the investigative tasks and the software tools are there to support them [2].

F.B.I. supervisors in Washington sent Albuquerque a list of 15 investigative tasks, but only 2 were done, a Senate investigation later determined.

The lawsuit also asserted that Mr. Oravec had sought to intimidate family members, made derogatory remarks about Indians and had refused to carry out basic investigative tasks, including interviewing potential witnesses or taking crime scene photographs.

There are a small number of further investigative tasks which require completion, but we are now in a position to begin considering the material with a view to making a charging decision in due course".

Investigative tasks (■: supported, ■: partially supported, □ : not supported).