investigative造句怎么写

The Fed is opposed to a measure in the House finance bill that would give Congress’s investigative arm the power to audit its decisions.

ALEXANDER STILLE's new book on Silvio Berlusconi, the flamboyant former Italian prime minister, is neither a biography nor a work of investigative journalism.

The rollicking book from which that quote is taken, by investigative reporters Bob Ingle and Sandy McClure, is called "the Soprano State", and it is not referring to the local opera.

He believed teams were the key to investigative work because they enabled journalists to follow many trails (some inevitably false) and deploy a wide range of expertise in often technical material.

It would not require great investigative skill to out the North Korean leader as "a flabby old chap", to use the words attriButed to Singapore's former prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew.

Better legal protection for journalists makes them less reliant on tough investigative methods.

THE prediction that Isador Feinstein Stone, America's most celebrated investigative journalist, made to his wife proved right.

That gives tabloids a special role in investigative reporting, even if they include much hearsay and error.

One investigative report on the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) recently was rejected for page one because, as one ranking editor put it, the CHA "is not our demographic".

Snyder says the Camp Carroll investigative team is a good example of how both governments are working together to resolve environmental issues, but Washington should consider bearing some of the cost.

It was the work in which I, and other investigative reporters, won the Pulitzer Prize.

It is supported by the skills and dedication of the investigative agents who develop the cases we bring in court.

The contractor should provide a cyber investigator, a locally specialized threat analyst, a foreign-speaking analyst with cyber investigative skills and a constant watch team.

It would not surprise me if the investigative trail in this probable insider trading case led to cabal members.

The Blacklist, a2003 book by a Spanish investigative journalist, José Marí a Irujo, describes how the Franco regime and the Spanish Catholic church" pampered and protected" Nazi spies and industrialists during and after the second world war.

But data has investigative limits and investigative methods used are not always the same, unlike some problems, where apples are apples and oranges are oranges, and there is not confusion.