Übersetzung für 'investigative pressure' von Englisch nach Deutsch

investigative pressure

Ermittlungs­druck {m}

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investigative {adj}

mit der Untersuchung befasst

investigativ

erforschend

Werbung

investigative judge

Untersuchungs­richter {m}law

Ermittlungs­richter {m}law

investigative custody

Untersuchungs­haft {f}law

investigative agency

Detektei {f}

investigative skill

journalistischer Spürsinn {m}

detektivischer Spürsinn {m}

investigative bureau

Detektivbüro {n}

Ermittlungs­büro {n}

investigative authority

Ermittlungs­behörde {f}law

investigative approach

Untersuchungs­ansatz {m}educ.journ.

investigativer Ansatz {m}acad.journ.law

investigative trench

Suchgraben {m}archaeo.

investigative journalist

Enthüllungs­journalist {m}jobsjourn.

investigative technique

Untersuchungs­technik {f}acad.

investigative commission

Untersuchungs­kommission {f}pol.

investigative process

Ermittlungs­prozess {m}

investigative result

Ermittlungs­ergebnis {n}law

• In 1980 it was revealed by investigative journalist Duncan Campbell that she was under surveillance by the Standing Committee on Pressure Groups (SCOPG).
• On 26 March 2006, under heavy pressure from foreign governments, the court returned his case to prosecutors, citing "investigative gaps".
• Fleitz testified that the other analyst campaigned against the speech after it had been delivered to Congress and the press. Investigative reporter Kenneth Timmerman in his 2007 book "Shadow Warriors" (Crown Forum) wrote that controversy over Bolton's 2002 Cuba speech stemmed from heavy pressure from a small number of intelligence officers who favored a softer line on Cuba.
• The first witness called before the Commission was investigative journalist Bob Bottom, whose media reports on organised crime had contributed to the growing pressure for a high-level investigation into these matters.
• Specializing in crimes involving high-ranking government officials and politicians, the CBI has also accepted other criminal cases because of media and public pressure (usually due to local-police investigative incompetence).

• On 8 April 2011 the European Federation of Journalists wrote to Tadić that press freedom in Serbia was seriously compromised, that the safety of investigative journalists in Loznica and Belgrade was threatened and that independent newspapers were struggling against economic pressure and political interference, sometimes even against undue judiciary pressure through court decisions.
• Pressure from retired high-level party officials and senior scholars forced the government to allow publication again, but without its former editor and top investigative reporter, according to "The" "New York Times".
• In July 2016 the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism published an article that alleges that South Africa's Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor and Director-General Phil Mjwara were attempting to put undue pressure the CSIR, at the behest of The corrupt ANC treasurer-general Zweli Mkhize, to favour the Chinese multinational Huawei Technologies in the purchase of a new R116-million (equivalent to around US$8 million) super computer for the institute.
• The external mechanism to investigate abuses by Carabineros is the military justice system, while the regular criminal justice system investigates accusations of abuse by investigative police (PDI) officers.
• New TRNC privacy laws (passed in March 2015) are also at risk of limiting investigative journalism and sharing of information.

• In October 2016, La Rotonde published an investigative piece into Vet's Tour, a highly sexual pub crawl organised by the Science Students' Association.
• Historical rates are presented in a report by the Government Accountability Office, Congress's investigative arm.
• However, he quickly finds a position as an investigative journalist.
• An average editor must choose stories in seconds. Investigative or complex stories are covered by TV sources and radio.
• By opening the archives of the Ministry of Culture for the first time, the new law enabled Austrian investigative journalist Hubertus Czernin to discover that, contrary to what had been generally assumed, Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer had never donated the paintings to the state museum.

• The Haganah also put up an investigative body to find out why such a relatively small amount of explosives could create such a large hole in the ship.
• In April 2004 the commission for special services proposed a special investigative commission.
• In February 2015, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists released information about the bank's business conduct under the title "Swiss Leaks".