Sentence examples for profile inquiries from inspiring English sources

The Titanic was owned and operated by the White Star Line, but two high profile inquiries found the company was not to blame for the disaster.

He has also remained active in a number of high profile inquiries, and in November recommended that the Roman Catholic Church should give up control of schools if it wanted to ensure that pupils would be protected from paedophile clerics.

Finally the undermining effect of high profile inquiries into the neglect and mistreatment of vulnerable people by healthcare professionals is considered in light of the need to rebuild trust and confidence.

It has produced a polarizing battle between the BBC and the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair that is being played out in the current high profile inquiry into the death of the source of the report, apparently by his own hand.

But to date the high-profile inquiries, which rocked the close knit sportswear industry, have come to nothing.

He enhanced his reputation by chairing high-profile inquiries into the teaching of English (1972-74) and industrial democracy (1976).

The Office of Fair Trading OFTT) is shortly due to report on two high-profile inquiries into the cost of new cars and the profitability of supermarkets.

Yet their reputation has rarely been higher.Voters killing the thing they lovePeople "want to know what happened", suggests Michael Mansfield, a barrister and veteran of high-profile inquiries and inquests.

Meanwhile, mainly white police forces have failed to enforce the law impartially despite several high-profile inquiries which found discriminatory policing following the Brixton and Broadwater Farm riots and the botched Stephen Lawrence investigation.

Sepp Blatter, the head of world soccer's governing organization, apologized in a BBC interview on Friday for saying this week that racism does not exist on soccer pitches, amid two high-profile inquiries into racist comments made during recent matches in Britain.

Mr. Zazzali spent a year as Gov. Brendan Byrne's attorney general in the early 1980's and then served for 10 years, ultimately as chairman, of the State Commission of Investigation, which conducted numerous high-profile inquiries into mob activity in labor unions, restaurants and the garment industry, and into poor conditions in county jails.