Sentence examples for investigated from high-quality English sources.

• “His actual command responsibility needs to be investigated.”

• "The substance and how it was provided is still being investigated.

• Individuals are also no longer the only ones investigated by federal law enforcement.

• Of the 2,500 or so top people investigated in that period, more than 500 were convicted.

• ., all that needs to be investigated, and it will be investigated.”

• The plan is that such allegations should be investigated under Commons, not Lords procedures.

• We corrected these wrongs immediately after we heard the complaint and investigated the incidents.

• Here, if the government doesn’t want to be investigated, it won’t be investigated.”

Use investigated in a sentence.

• State authorities have investigated healthcare providers who may have violated its vaccination plans.

• Australia responsibly investigated and disclosed allegations that its soldiers committed crimes in Afghanistan.

• U.F.O.s have been repeatedly investigated over the decades in the United States, including by the American military.

• “Some of the less common symptoms that have been investigated include respiratory problems, heart palpitations and anxiety.

• Walid al-Hathloul, Loujain’s brother, who lives outside the country, says the prosecutor never investigated the claims of torture.

• What still has to be investigated is that which takes place “in the region nearest to the motion of the stars such as the Milky Way” (Meteo. 338b 3–4).

• Seven months later, a spokeswoman said that the investigation was continuing, but provided the same numbers: thousands investigated, more than 400 banned.

• Care International said it investigated one allegation against a named individual in Guinea but found that it had not employed anyone of that name in the region.

investigated sentence examples

• We specifically investigated the relationship between SB and timing of ANC, utilising interpreter services, health insurance status, and type of intrapartum care.

• In the early 1990s, the division investigated Ivy League universities for their use of “overlap meetings,” in which the eight colleges shared information to collaborate on financial aid offers.

• Elsewhere, a handful of top executives have resigned or have been investigated following accusations of negligent or inappropriate behavior, including making racially insensitive comments and failing to take racial-discrimination complaints seriously.

• Comey agreed in his testimony: “I think as a legal matter, president is the head of the executive branch and could direct, in theory, we have important norms against this, but direct that anybody be investigated or anybody not be investigated.