Sentence examples for profile inquiry from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Today was the second day of the high-profile inquiry into Dr. Kelly's death.

A high-profile inquiry led by a senior judge, Lord Hutton, is to resume hearings on Monday into the suicide of the weapons expert David Kelly.

It's almost unheard of for a chairman to give up a piece of a high-profile inquiry that may make the evening news.

Senior government officials told a high-profile inquiry today that intelligence officers had registered their concern at the way Prime Minister Tony Blair's government presented the threat from Iraq's weapons systems before going to war.

The atrazine discussion is a high-profile inquiry into the relatively new scientific area of endocrine disruptors, chemicals that at minute traces can significantly affect health by interfering with the hormones that regulate biological activity.

Mr. Campbell sought to still any speculation that his leave-taking was related to a current high-profile inquiry into whether the government communications machine that he led exaggerated the Iraqi weapons threat.

A9 Senior government officials testified before a high-profile inquiry that intelligence officers had registered their concern at the way Prime Minister Tony Blair's government presented the threat from Iraq's weapons systems before going to war.