Sentence examples for major enquiry from inspiring English sources

McLean, by now head of West Yorkshire police's homicide and major enquiry team (Hmet), was at home with his family in Shipley when he got the call.

She became one of the first detectives – and only woman – on the homicide and major enquiry team and later served as a detective inspector in intelligence, then child protection and safeguarding where her responsibilities included managing sex offenders.

More than 30 years ago, a major enquiry named The Economic Situation of the Visual Artist noted that 35 was the age at which many women were forced to drop out.

The failed Ripper inquiry had resulted in a number of changes to the policing system, including the formation of the dedicated vice squad to which the young McLean had been assigned, and the creation of the Home Office large major enquiry system (Holmes), a computerised cross-referencing system developed between West Yorkshire police and IT experts.

DCI Richard Holmes from the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, who is leading the enquiry, said: "Widespread investigations are continuing into what is a significant incident on the district's roads which has now tragically now resulted in the loss of four lives.

Det Supt Mark Ridley, of West Yorkshire Police's Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: "Should any evidence come to light which was not available to Her Majesty's Coroner at the original inquest, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action".

Police are appealing for anyone who heard or saw anything suspicious around 6pm on Sunday to get in touch with the homicide and major enquiries team on 101, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.

Separate to the Sopot enquiry - Tennis had commissioned a major inquiry into betting in tennis in 2008 lead by a former police chief constable Ben Gunn.

"Having conducted a major internal enquiry, I'm as confident as I can be that there's no phone hacking on the Daily Mail".

His major works, Enquiry into Plants and On the Causes of Plants, constitute the most important contributions to botanical science until the Middle Ages, almost seventeen centuries later.

The analysis of such 'inertial effects' due to rotation was a major topic of enquiry of 'natural philosophers' of the time, including Descartes and his followers, and they would certainly have agreed with Newton that the concave surface of the water in the second case demonstrated that the water was moving in a mechanically significant sense.