reinvestigation造句
(1) A strategy of re-investigation by the police itself might not, at least at first, provide an invincible check on mistakes.
(2) It seems that such a re-investigation may take place without negative implications.
(3) A police case which has emerged unscathed from re-investigation will carry greater weight.
(4) Against this we have to set the disadvantage that re-investigation might come to be considered as a disciplinary review.
(5) News of its feasibility could spur wide reinvestigation.
(6) Reinvestigation of this period can not only comprehend the policy of US government to China then, but also conduces to US-China relationship now.
(7) An obvious advantage of the hierarchical model is that the reinvestigation is conducted by more experienced investigators.
(8) Ms. Logan's long-awaited graduation is another act of closure regarding the turmoil of the civil rights era, alongside the recent reinvestigation of decades-cold murder cases across the South.
(9) He said he was happy to help Suffolk Police with any reinvestigation into the case.