Sentence examples for unprecedented inquiry from inspiring English sources

David Cameron today ordered an unprecedented inquiry into evidence and allegations of British complicity in the torture and abuse of terror suspects.

His lawyers have asked a Texas court to launch an unprecedented inquiry into whether Ken Anderson, the prosecutor who secured Mr. Morton's conviction, ought to face criminal charges and professional discipline.

In 1998 the law lords held an unprecedented inquiry into the fees claimed by QCs and juniors, among them Mansfield, in four cases that went to the House of Lords on appeal.

But with combat operations over and only 150 British troops remaining in the country, where they are training local forces, Brown announced last month that it was time for the "unprecedented" inquiry.

The Telegraph reports on a story in the Times, saying the Pope has ordered an "unprecedented" inquiry into years of sexual abuse at a Catholic school in Ealing, west London.

But MSF intensified its pressure on the US by calling for an independent – and unprecedented – inquiry into the incident, arguing that the US, Nato and Afghan forces could not be relied on to investigate themselves.

More than 150,000 people signed a petition drafted by EU staff criticising his decision as "morally reprehensible", a French government minister rebuked him on the floor of the national assembly, and the commission launched an unprecedented ethics inquiry into the move.

On Monday, Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced an unprecedented royal commission inquiry into union corruption.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission says it has launched an "unprecedented" public interest inquiry into racial profiling and racial discrimination by the Toronto Police Service.

The inquiry — "unprecedented in scope," according to Brown — was also tasked with identifying the lessons that could be learnt from the war.

"The company and I have faced unprecedented investigations, proceedings, inquiries and other burdens," he said.