Sentence examples for long inquiries from inspiring English sources

BBC legal correspondent Clive Coleman said senior or former judges were the obvious choices as chair of long inquiries as they were used to hearing and analysing vast amounts of testimony from multiple witnesses.

House Republicans are already preparing to investigate her for pretty much anything they can, continuing the long inquiries into Benghazi and her private email server.

A long inquiry, kicking the problem into the long grass.

State Health Department records detail a long inquiry that preceded the reinstatement of Dr. DiBlasio's license.

A long inquiry, however, is not necessarily a fair one.Ministers should make it clear what they think before inquiries get under way.

"During the 26-year long inquiry not one Crown Office investigator or prosecutor has raised a concern about the evidence in this case.

Despite strong comments from some in the Coalition during the 21-month long inquiry, it failed to claim many high-profile scalps.

The long inquiry into melancholia and depression is so full of extraordinary writing – Ficino, Burton, Shakespeare, Donne, Milton, Keats and Coleridge, Freud, Styron, Kristeva – that this exiguous "what comes next" approach feels meagre.

Their indignation at his chronic courting led the Army to conduct a long inquiry, which culminated this week in a nonjudicial disciplinary proceeding at Fort Bragg, N.C., where Colonel Saleh is based.

The licence commission – a four-man panel, headed by a Swiss judge, which is independent of the UCI – will also take into account sections of a four-year long inquiry by Padua magistrates into alleged doping in Italy.

With the government preparing a planning regime to hasten projects it regards of national importance - cutting out the long inquiry process, and instead taking issues directly to parliament - the Whitehall study reported in yesterday's Guardian has added significance.