Sentence examples for ongoing investigation in from inspiring English sources

The girl and her parents were interviewed twice following the alleged incident, and police confirmed an ongoing investigation in January.

■ An ongoing investigation in the US into whether some customers should have reported US tax could leave the bank with "significant" penalties.

Gov. Bill Richardson decided the state should sever ties with Aldus "due to concerns raised by an ongoing investigation in New York," the council said.

"We know there is an ongoing investigation in the US and we know I am a target of the Federal grand jury.

One year into his stay at the small diplomatic mission, Assange said: "We know there is an ongoing investigation in the US and we know I am a target of the federal grand jury.

"It's an ongoing investigation in Sweden and the prosecutor needs to interrogate him to make a decision on the matter," said Karin Rosander, a spokeswoman for the Swedish prosecution agency.

We believe this fairly reflects the ongoing investigations in the US and Europe that in our view, represent substantial operational risks to the group.

A spokeswoman for the Department of Justice, Laura Sweeney, said she could not comment on whether the Stevens case would affect what she called "ongoing investigations" in Alaska.

The UK uses intelligence to understand which routes are being used by traffickers and we have a number of ongoing investigations in relation to abuse linked to fishing vessels.

His decision is a blow to HSBC – the UK's largest bank – which faces a string of multimillion-pound fines from ongoing investigations in at least a dozen jurisdictions, spanning the rigging of benchmark interest rates to the manipulation of gold and silver prices.

"All along, however, we have believed, as we conveyed to the committee early on, that any open questions relating to Ms. Stewart's personal sale of ImClone shares should be addressed by the ongoing investigations in the Department of Justice and at the S.E.C., which have the jurisdiction and expertise to resolve such matters".