Sentence examples for looking into evidence from inspiring English sources

Peruvian investigators are looking into evidence that he might have been involved with gunrunning to Marxist guerrillas in Colombia.

In addition, Iran would have to accept extensive monitoring and cooperate with an inquiry looking into evidence of past work on nuclear warhead design.

Ahmad Khan Rahami, the 28-year-old naturalized US citizen who was arrested after a brief shootout on the streets of New Jersey, has so far been uncooperative with investigators looking into evidence of a wider conspiracy.

Ellison said the review would look into evidence from Australia and elsewhere.

A Senate subcommittee also looked into evidence of conflicts of interest and self-dealing at Premier and Novation, private companies, last year.

Until now, he said, the focus of his investigation was to look into evidence of a "state-dictated programme which used the Moscow and Sochi laboratories to cover up doping".

Last week the Crown Prosecution Service and the Metropolitan police established a joint panel to look into evidence that the intelligence agencies were involved in the secret rendition of two Libyans back to Gaddafi's regime in 2004.

I wonder if they'll look into evidence of the effect funding cuts will have in classrooms.

This theory was on the internet for a while, but it was fueled last year after a comment from Redditor ghostchief inspired The Huffington Post to look into evidence of a possible twin, and we found out that both Jon Snow and Meera Reed are the same age, verified by the appendices in Martin's books.

A seminar is being organised to look into evidence of sex trafficking in cities staging Olympic Games.

(Newham Recorder, 15 June 20111) In parallel with employment and physical activity pathways, potential adverse effects of the Olympic Games received much less attention: A seminar is being organised to look into evidence of sex trafficking in cities staging Olympic Games.