Sentence examples for investigators scope from inspiring English sources

But the efforts to get Mr. Kazran to sign the affidavit effectively exonerating Mr. Buchanan of any wrongdoing came in October 2008 and thus fell within the investigators' scope.

Mr Graham admitted he had just six investigators scoping the historic material but chairman Keith Vaz MP compared this with the length of time it has taken Scotland Yard to investigate just five of those linked to the corrupt investigators, at a cost of more than £2 million.

Investigators reviewing the scope of Mr. Spitzer's involvement with prostitutes said that just in the past year he had had more than a half-dozen meetings with them and had paid tens of thousands of dollars to the ring, one law enforcement official said.

Investigators reviewing the scope of Mr. Spitzer's involvement with prostitutes said on Tuesday that just in the past year he had had more than a half-dozen meetings with them and had paid tens of thousands of dollars to the ring, one law enforcement official said.

The investigator and the scope of the mission have yet to be determined, the archbishop said.

In a similar framework of a malaria vaccine trial, a young investigator describes the scope of her work at the MRU: " Our work on the field consists of vaccination, follow-up visits and also to ensure that the data collected are accurate and can be well analyzed and interpreted".

Since Trump's inauguration, the president and his team have asked the people probing his campaign about the status of those investigations, worked with allies involved in the probes to coordinate messaging, pressured investigators to limit the scope of their work and to wrap it up as quickly as possible, and repeatedly fired people involved in investigations of his administration.

The Catamounts' season concluded last Friday when the University of Vermont president, Judith Ramaley, canceled the remaining games as a result of a hazing incident that grew in scope once investigators learned that some players had lied to university officials about the situation.

Since that time, investigators have broadened the scope of their research significantly, studying, for example, the continual recycling of the Earth's constituent materials through agencies of the hydrosphere and atmosphere coupled with seafloor spreading, mountain building, and other processes involving the terrestrial crust.

And despite CIA insistence that the program was limited in scope, Senate investigators conclude that the use of torture was much more widespread than previously thought.

Amanda Wahlquist, a crime analyst with the local station, says the technology helps narrow the scope of investigators' focus to particular individuals or communities, while giving them broader access to data recorded in other cities or counties.