Sentence examples for prolonged inquiry from inspiring English sources

Teacher Miss Sherman is ousted after a prolonged inquiry into her violence towards children.

"A prolonged inquiry always creates some jeopardy for listed transactions, in particular when the trading environment can change", Alec Burnside, a competition lawyer told the Sunday Telegraph.

Labor and the Greens immediately questioned why the attorney general was opting for a prolonged inquiry likely to cost millions, rather than taking specific any specific allegations of criminality to the police.

The degree to which WikiLeaks affected the election's outcome will likely take years to sort out; aside from the leaked e-mails, Clinton's campaign was also beset by strategic errors, an unpopular candidate, and a prolonged inquiry into the details of her personal e-mail server.

Likewise, Peirce's slogan tells us that true beliefs will remain settled at the end of prolonged inquiry.

There was also a fruitless reconstruction of the crime and prolonged inquiries overseas.

It should not take prolonged inquiries or complex new standards for universities to take this common-sense step.

Goldman's "incomplete and unclear responses" hampered and prolonged the inquiry, the S.E.C. said.

D. Edwards, saying it would not prolong its inquiry.

D. Edwards, saying it would not prolong its inquiry of the merger's antitrust impact.

There have been legal obstacles posed by a variety of witnesses, as well as the Administration, and those could prolong the inquiry for many months.