Sentence examples for two investigatory from inspiring English sources
The phrase "two investigatory" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning. Example: "The committee conducted two investigatory sessions to gather information on the issue."
Part of Lauber's investigation, and that of the ethics committee, whose two "investigatory" and "adjudicatory" arms are chaired respectively by the Swiss criminal lawyer Cornel Borbély and the Munich judge Hans-Joachim Eckert, is whether Blatter had authority to make such an oral agreement.
We predicted a priori that the two investigatory behaviours (1 and 2) would be the most informative for female preferences, because the females actively gather information and show interest in the odour.
These were: to set up a new powerful ethics committee with two chambers - one investigatory and one judiciary, to make decisions and rulings.
When our spooks do it, therefore, they have to be protected from such unpleasant consequences, which is what part five of the investigatory powers bill is intended to provide.
Yet we now know from two rulings by the investigatory powers tribunal that at the very least their surveillance programmes failed to comply fully with the Human Rights Act for at least six years.
But the engineers hold, seemingly with one voice, that the investigatory findings will eventually improve the art of drilling for oil in deep waters — at least until the next unexpected tragedy, and the next lesson in making the technology safer.
A panel of five members of the investigatory powers tribunal (IPT) decided on Friday that computer network exploitation (CNE), which may involve remotely activating microphones and cameras on electronic devices without the owners' knowledge, is legal.
The two sides agreed on an investigatory Royal Commission, possibly chaired by Beadle, to recommend a path towards independence, but could not settle on the terms.
She will also try to strengthen the oversight of Britain's surveillance by replacing the current fragmented system of three separate commissioners with an investigatory powers commissioner who will be a senior judge appointed by the prime minister on the recommendation of the lord chief justice.
Hacking voicemails is classed as an unlawful interception of communications under Section One of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.
Cameron is planning to spell out more details of his strategy on Monday, as well as making the case for two new pieces of law – the investigatory powers bill and a counter-terrorism bill.
