Sentence examples for special inquiry from inspiring English sources

A special inquiry appointed by the state government concluded in 2008 that the burning of the train was a conspiracy.

Meanwhile, in Europe MEPs propose that a special inquiry be set up to investigate the case for compensation for policyholders.

The coastguard is expected to convene a special inquiry board today to investigate the cause of the sinking and to determine any liability of the crew and operator.

Yoko, tiny and wide-faced, sat beside him at a table facing the raised desk of the Special Inquiry Officer, Ira Fieldsteel.

But the senator, William Alden Smith, informed Mr. Ismay that he was heading a special inquiry with the aim of learning what had happened and why 1,517 people, most of the Titanic's passengers and crew, had perished.

Williams has done a masterly job in unravelling and chronicling a shameful piece of colonial history, in particular, the twists and turns of the Harragin special inquiry and its political aftermath.

Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, both called for special inquiries.

He returned to England in August 1894 and, after some experience with social and educational work in the East End of London, joined the Education Department in 1895 as assistant director of special inquiries and reports.

Initially at least, those who knew about Mulcaire's "special inquiries" were relatively sparing and discrete about the use of the technique, which formally became illegal under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act in 2000.

This August marks the fifth anniversary of that last riot, and while the burnt-out shops have been rebuilt and half a dozen reports, inquests and special inquiries have published their findings, arguably not a whole lot has changed.

An accurate evaluation would require transaction details, information about specific transactions and even special inquiries, possible only for the Athens Stock Exchange authorities.