Sentence examples similar to looking into a matter from inspiring English sources

Typically, such investigations only become public after the office's staff members have found convincing evidence of wrongdoing and recommended that the House Committee on Ethics — which has the power to advocate punishment of lawmakers — looks into a matter.

Consider the story about George Stephanopoulos telephoning a Treasury official to complain because the Resolution Trust Corporation had appointed a highly partisan Republican lawyer to look into a matter possibly connected to Whitewater.

Such inquiries - set up under the Police Act, to look into a matter of serious public concern - are far from common and bring to light facts and opinions that are frequently hidden from view.

Brian Rogers, a spokesman for Mr. McCain, said the campaign strictly followed campaign finance laws and as a general rule would look into a matter if flags were raised, but he declined to say whether it would look into the contributions tied to Mr. Sargeant.

UofT media spokesperson Althea Blackburn-Evans told VICE that while no complaints have been made about Peterson as of yet, the university would be willing to look into a matter of harassment if one were filed.

It would give a chance for (nominally) nonpartisan law enforcement officials to look into a serious matter rather than leaving it up to the whims of Congress, and we should cheer that.

"We have received a complaint from Fulham regarding comments made by Liverpool FC officials and are looking into the matter," a Premier League statement read.

They will be looked into as a matter of priority, said Malcolm Grey, the new president of the International Cricket Conference.

Police said the incident is being reviewed by investigators and the use of force is being looked into "as a matter of policy". .

The Cabinet Office confirmed in a letter to Labour MP Jim McMahon that it was looking into the matter following a number of calls for Green to be stripped of the honour.

A spokesman for the defence ministry said his army unit was "looking into the matter" following a public outcry.