Sentence examples for launch inquiries from inspiring English sources

The commission would then have to launch inquiries into specific breaches of the law.

Out of the loop Beer and opera Green-eyed in Glasgow Dim diolch* Gloom at the Bank Muck, brass and politics ReprintsBoth the Public Accounts Committee and the National Audit Office are to launch inquiries into the system of compensation, which has now been changed by the government in order to save money.

Kelly told the public administration select committee on Tuesday that Cameron had probably broken the rules and called for a change to allow the adviser on ministerial interests to launch inquiries on his own initiative, rather than having to wait for the prime minister to ask him to investigate.

The IPCC police watchdog and director of public prosecutions have announced they will both launch inquiries into possible crimes committed by police.

(These are all allegations, not proven facts). We can expect a Sirisena government to launch inquiries, and likely cancel the more than $1 billion contract with China to build a new port city, as promised by then-opposition leader Ranil Wickramasinghe, now prime minister, in mid-December.

The Air Accident Investigations Branch and Police Scotland both launched inquiries into the crash.

Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism command launched inquiries to trace Mohamed following his disappearance.

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the overrun was totally unacceptable, and NR and the Office of Rail Regulation have both launched inquiries.

Meanwhile, the education select committee has launched inquiries into school exclusions and non-mainstream provision.

Her agency also has launched inquiries against other high-profile tech companies.

Nine police forces have now launched inquiries into whether the Conservative party breached spending rules during the 2015 general election campaign.