Sentence examples for professional investigation from inspiring English sources
A Met spokeswoman said that police had carried out a "thorough and professional investigation" and added: "The officers investigating this case ensured their actions were at all times as open and transparent as possible.
Mueller is a pro and ran a thoroughly professional investigation.
Even a brief professional investigation could helpfully separate the charges that are credible from those that are not.
"What is needed, once and for all, is a thorough, independent and fully professional investigation of what has happened," he said.
It's impossible for anyone Mr Malik, the media, or outside experts to know exactly who or what is at fault for this crash before the plane's black boxes are examined and a full, professional investigation is completed.
More than half the casualties were police officers, army personnel and civilians.The events are little known and remain undocumented because a professional investigation is yet to take place, despite attempts to involve international bodies in a fully-fledged criminal investigation.
Professional investigations never rely on rumor and unsubstantiated allegations as put forward by Mr. Basanisi; corroboration and evidence are required to draw definitive conclusions.
What is needed to regain trust among Asian-Americans are fair, scrupulous and professional investigations; we cannot allow poorly handled cases to alienate a segment of our population.
Having worked as a detective in the police force for 22 years before setting up his own professional investigations company in 2000, the father of two finds it hard to shake off the cynicism he has developed.
Policy Statement No. 780 set forth notification procedures for whenever professional practice litigation against [petitioner] or any of its personnel has been commenced, has been threatened or is judged likely to occur, or when governmental or professional investigations that may involve [petitioner] or any of its personnel have been commenced or are judged likely. Id., at JA29 to JA30. 5.
The Office of Congressional Ethics was founded in 2008, and during its eight years has compiled an admirable record of conducting impartial, professional investigations.
