Sentence examples for rules to investigate from inspiring English sources
Swiss officials previously rejected the request as "vague" but an investigating judge in Geneva, Christine Junod, granted judicial assistance, meaning she can lift bank secrecy rules to investigate and freeze accounts.
The ethics committee is bound by its own rules to investigate any complaint by an executive committee member under article 16 of its code, making the investigation inevitable once Bin Hammam had formally written to Valcke.
Another research work uses association rules to investigate student's patterns in using the Learning Management System LMSS) resources (Merceron 2011).
The application of Owens' rules to investigate the oniums giving conductive compounds with AgI have been critically examined.
The ethics committee are bound by their rules to investigate any complaint by an executive committee member under article 16 of the ethics code.
The appropriate rules to investigate will depend on the shape of the posterior distribution of θ i for the elevated areas.
We aimed to test various types of rTMS in a large sample of depressed patients following EBM rules and to investigate treatment-related changes in plasma levels of neurotransmitters involved in depression.
The report accuses Mr. Silver's senior staff members of ignoring the Assembly's own internal rules by failing to investigate and refer the initial harassment allegations to an Assembly ethics committee.
Both have rules on how to investigate research misconduct, and both request that universities keep their own internal findings confidential until any federal investigations are complete.
The experiment did not seek to identify any universal aesthetic rules, but only to investigate whether historical changes in artistic production were relevant to the aesthetic experience of our participants.
12 Most of the steps in documentation or systems that are called care pathways seem to have been developed as guides for clinicians in primary and secondary care sectors to set out the "rules" for when to investigate further and at what step to refer for specialist care.
