Sentence examples for leads inquiry from inspiring English sources

Inquiries: 1989-92: headed inquiry into alleged malpractice at National Criminal Intelligence Service; 1990-2003: chairman of Northern Ireland inquiry into alleged collusion between paramilitary and security forces; 2004-2006: leads inquiry into deaths of Diana and Dodi Fayed; 2006: heads inquiry into alleged corruption in Premier League transfers.

C1 U.S. Asked to Lead Inquiry The Los Angeles City Council voted to ask the Justice Department to take over the investigation of police corruption in the city.

One of Britain's leading civil rights barristers' chambers, which led inquiries into the deaths of Stephen Lawrence and Princess Diana and the Hillsborough disaster, is closing due to Government cuts to legal aid.

She has also led inquiries into the protection of children and vulnerable adults, and medical professionalism.

Det Supt Bob Huntbach, who is now retired, led inquiries into people linked to Knowl View School in 2000 but says he did not see the 1991 report.

He led inquiries into Randy Weaver's death at Ruby Ridge and the bombing of the Khobar Towers.

These locally led inquiries are increasingly being conducted in coordination with the national census, ensuring that the data will be taken into account during future government interventions.

At the request of the papacy, Walter also led inquiries into the canonisations of Gilbert of Sempringham and Wulfstan of Worcester.

Beyond educational training/research, there is also common sense that leads to inquiry.

That intuition often leads empirical inquiry astray is unsurprising (Ladyman and Ross 2007 ).

Mr. Collins, who led the inquiry for Walgreen, declined comment.