Sentence examples similar to long fact finding from inspiring English sources

This year Mr. Zenón also received a Guggenheim research grant and took a long fact-finding trip back to Puerto Rico.

Nor is it the country that I became familiar with over many years as a professor and director of the University of Southern California's Center for International Journalism when I escorted American and Mexican journalists on summer-long fact-finding semesters.

The fact finding continued through that weekend.

Accountability begins with independent and impartial fact finding.

One wonders who checks the math and fact finding.

Mr Benson is taking a long time finding a cab.

The court's new fact findings seem wrong in substance.

This is particularly frustrating given the fact that technology similar to photoDNA could go a long way to finding and removing extremism-related content.

In a long report which follows a fact-finding mission in which its delegation met with Culture Secretary Maria Miller, newspaper publishers and press reformers including the Hacked Off campaign, WAN-IFRA expressed "serious concerns" over the proposed reforms.

He informed the jury the hearing is a fact-finding inquiry, adding: "The family of these children have waited a long, long time for this day to come".

Not long before, it had lambasted Israel for its war in Gaza, mandating a fact-finding commission to look into what it said were Israel's "war crimes", while saying nothing at all about the actions of Hamas.