Sentence examples for looking into matters from inspiring English sources

The President has been complaining of his meals lately, and Mrs. Roosevelt, worried over her husband's light eating, has been looking into matters.

It is reasonable to assume that other people can be looking into matters that would be of great interest to readers of The New York Times.

The spokesman who talked by telephone on Tuesday, Chen Xidong, said one representative was still being held because the police were looking into matters involving him that are unrelated to the larger Wukan protests.

He has criticized his predecessors for wasting time looking into matters involving the Clintons that predated their arrival at the White House, such as the Whitewater and cattle-futures episodes.

We need to reappoint a special prosecutor now to look into matters of police misconduct.

Empowering its inspection panel to look into matters of corruption, which are currently not within its remit, would also be a useful step.

"The board have said they are going to appoint an independent commission to look into matters, which is the very least our fans deserve".

The Panel was invested with the authority to request Executive Directors to look into matters warranting detailed investigation [ 9, 37].

The Securities and Exchange Commission is already looking into the matter, people briefed on the matter have said.

Ofcom is looking into the matter.

We are looking into this matter".