fact-finding

How To Use fact-finding In A Sentence

• Seven years ago, I took a party of York schoolchildren to visit Odense in Denmark on a fact-finding mission for a new safe routes to schools project.
• It launched a fact-finding division to gather intelligence on the hate groups.
• Unlike mediation, fact-finding recommendations are generally made public, thus placing additional pressure on the parties to come to an agreement.
• In fact, the Court's exceptionally broad ruling removed fact-finding processes even from the Court's own debates.
• That he was a senior member of a UNESCO team out here on a fact-finding mission," she replied. CODE BREAKER
• The problem, many have said, is that the word interrogation can be a misnomer, since it rarely plays a significant role in the fact-finding part of a police investigation. Long Way Home
• While this is not a blank cheque, it authorises them to re-evaluate the consequences of the adjudicator's primary fact-findings, and that is what they did here in relation to the deportation decision.
• Report of USAID fact-finding team on ethylene dibromide quarantine program uses on tropical fruits in Caribbean Basin Initiative countries by George Cavin OpEdNews - Quicklink: An open letter to Charlie Gibson and George Stephanapoulos
• The Court remanded the case to a lower court for further fact-finding consistent with its reasoning.
• Spending on foreign jaunts soared by a fifth last year as select committee members flew on 50 fact-finding visits. The Sun