Sentence examples for look into issues from inspiring English sources

He said Britain did not have the investigative bodies that would look into issues such as steel dumping.

Continuing, the statement from Royal Holloway SU said: "We will also be continuing to look into issues raised by individual students, such as racial profiling and unnecessary force".

The accusations are mostly limited to Google's shopping tools, though the European Commission has also said that it will look into issues around Android and Google's mobile apps and services.

The Scios alert, issued in consultation with the F.D.A., relied on the findings of an expert panel that the company had asked to look into issues involving the drug's safety.

At his Friday press conference, David Cameron suggested the planned terms of reference meant that the non-judicial inquiry would look into issues of press culture and regulation, as well as media relations with politicians.

A brief announcement on RIKEN's website states that the committee will look into issues concerning the papers and related cell lines that have emerged since a previous committee probing for research misconduct completed its work.

It added that lawyers were "looking into issues related to the December 11th Sotheby's auction of King documents".

We are looking into issues that have arisen in respect of [the tendering process] and await the findings of that ongoing investigation.

The House Ways and Means Committee staff is looking into issues raised by tax-exempt insurance companies, Christin Tinsworth, a spokeswoman for Representative Bill Thomas, Republican of California, said Wednesday.

The F.H.F.A.'s inspector general is also looking into issues related to the transactions as part of a larger evaluation of the administration's oversight of Fannie's and Freddie's investments, a spokeswoman for the inspector general said.

Yeager, who was a longtime member of the N.C.A.A. committee on infractions, also expressed concern about the N.C.A.A.'s looking into issues that occur outside the organization's typical rules purview.