Sentence examples for landmark inquiry from inspiring English sources

A landmark inquiry published in 1999 found that the Metropolitan Police at the time was "institutionally racist".

A review of the Lawrence murder found that full details of Mr Putnam's evidence was withheld from Sir William Macpherson during his landmark inquiry.

So it's encouraging that MPs in the Women and Equalities Committee have launched a landmark inquiry to investigate transphobia in education, the NHS and the justice system.

He urged the Financial Conduct Authority to "pause for reflection" over its decision to drop a landmark inquiry into banking culture.

This commitment to equality was further confirmed when the women and equalities select committee set up the landmark inquiry into trans equality early this year.

The Best and the Brightest, the author's landmark inquiry into American involvement in Vietnam, was published in 1972, and now, almost thirty years later, Halberstam has produced a kind of sequel.

The raid was the first in the landmark French inquiry known as the case of the "ill-gotten gains".

"Serious and gratuitous" violence by British soldiers caused the death of an Iraqi hotel worker and injuries to nine other innocent civilians, a landmark public inquiry ruled yesterday.

In 2008 a landmark planning inquiry heard evidence from a farmer who claimed that during the wet summer of 2007 he would have lost 50% of his crops without polytunnels.

Tuesday's hearing was the final evidence session in the landmark parliamentary inquiry into transgender equality in the UK, which was launched in the summer to assess levels of transphobia, access to NHS services and issues affecting trans youth.

The police have fallen short on three key areas of reform on race that were demanded a decade ago by the landmark Macpherson inquiry into the murder of Stephen Lawrence, the government conceded yesterday.