Sentence examples for yet the inquiry from inspiring English sources
Yet the inquiry into the Fort Bragg killings found holes in the Army's early-warning system aimed at detecting problems simmering within individual soldiers.
The evidence of these men's racism is not evidence that they are murderers, and the presumption of innocence unless guilt is proved is a fundamental bulwark of due process.And yet the inquiry serves a purpose.
Yet the inquiry found no combatants were firing on US or Afghan forces from the hospital, raising questions about how the gunship crew could have considered it a hostile staging area.
A day later, on 18 March, Blair set out the UK's vision for the future of Iraq in the House of Commons, yet the inquiry concludes there appeared to be no substance behind the words.
Habeas corpus is not treated as a writ of error, and while it may be issued by one court to inquire into the action of a court of co-ordinate jurisdiction, yet the inquiry is only whether the action of the court in imposing punishment was within its jurisdiction.
The hearing has not started yet because the inquiry officials are trying to sort out the glitch.
Already shaken by some of the most hostile questions yet in the inquiry into the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, William R. Graham hesitated.
The verdict on the IPCC comes as it faces its greatest challenge yet in the inquiry into the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster.
Yet at the inquiry, Cameron claimed that in 2009, when the Guardian first reported that phone hacking at the News of the World may have gone further than a single rogue reporter, Coulson said he knew nothing about it – repeating an assurance made on taking the job with the Conservatives.
Yet before the inquiry was set up, high court judges accused the MoD of "lamentable" behaviour and serious breaches of its duty of candour in the way it tried to cover up circumstances surrounding the battle of Danny Boy and its aftermath – the heart of the al-Sweady claims.
Yet the biggest inquiry of all really needs to go not to the man who less than a year ago was given the job of repairing a ruined professional culture but to the hierarchy of the Rugby Union.
