Sentence examples for official probe from inspiring English sources

But given the extreme gravity of the subject matter, some Spaniards hoped that that an official probe might rise above politics and ponder the safety of the nation.

Several scientists and forensics experts have questioned the evidence that led to Willingham's conviction, but Perry "squashed" an official probe into his execution.

As the official probe becomes a whitewash, its leader blackmailed by PRI officials, Andrés realises that the lone-gunman theory doesn't add up.

Repeating his calls for a public inquiry, Mr Miliband said that if the Government failed to launch an official probe, he would.

In February, he learned that Mr Monti had authorised a full investigation of the GE/Honeywell merger, rather than the shorter official probe which GE had been expecting.

Whitehall and the House of Commons then sat back to await the results of an official probe by senior mandarins, and to scan the front page revelations unearthed by the press each morning.Then the tale began to change.

It has triggered at least three official probes which should help to further mend woefully inadequate City regulation, and which should reveal if a Tory Treasury and Labour Party, both cheerleaders for an ambitious Co-op Bank, were complacent or complicit.

The case adds to the scrutiny of JPMorgan and the investment banking industry, which has faced a blizzard of lawsuits and official probes for its behavior in the years leading up to the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008.

The bank, the subject of several official probes related to its activities in the United States and other countries, also said it was reviewing its compensation practices and its internal code of conduct "as part of a range of measures to bring about a cultural change".

It is very difficult to know what the three probable official probes would uncover about wrongdoing at and by the bank.

There are official probes into whether they have rigged other benchmarks, in foreign exchange trading and in so-called swap rates for derivatives (the benchmark price for complicated deals worth trillions of dollars).