Sentence examples for probe public from inspiring English sources

Strong Capital was one of the first mutual funds accused of improper trading by New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, who made his probe public in September.

Its aim was instead to probe public attitudes more comprehensively, and so it supplied respondents with neutral information about how funds are currently being spent while exposing them to carefully-drafted, representative arguments made by advocates in the contemporary debate.

The F.B.I., which had hoped to protect its ongoing probe from public view, was furious.

The probe by public prosecuters concerns the timing of VW's confession to investors that it had used illegal "defeat" devices to get around emissions tests.

Or again – with even more detrimental consequences for the government – last April, when the press dared to publish phone intercepts of a probe into public work contracts that forced the industry minister, Claudio Scajola, to resign.

Sherri Papini's husband might have compromised kidnapping probe with public comments, sheriff says.

The shooting was the latest in a series of scandals that have rocked the department, prompting a federal probe and public demand for reform.

Weeks after the grand jury probe became public, Edwards, along with officials from Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, agreed to the case transfers in April and began moving them in May, starting with about 377 cases.

For some applications, users may not want the probe sequence public.

The reaction was typical of a writer acclaimed for the clarity, economy and intensity of his language and his probing of public and private anxieties.

Politicians and civil servants, for once, have been probed in public; the inquiry is broadcast nightly on television.