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Meanings of launch an investigation in English

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Usage of launch an investigation in English
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The United Nations body will then decide whether to launch an investigation.
The Guardian
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They now want to launch an investigation into the conduct of Viceroy.
The South African
3
IOSCO is not in a situation to launch an investigation, the source said.
Reuters
4
The Commerce Department has several weeks to decide whether to launch an investigation.
Reuters
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Surely, someone would be coming to collect the body and launch an investigation.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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But, regardless, the FA's governance department will launch an investigation into the matter.
The Irish Times
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The FCA had not yet decided whether to launch an investigation, the source said.
Reuters
8
Phuc also ordered the police to launch an investigation into alleged human trafficking activities.
Reuters
9
Q Investments called on the company to launch an investigation in the October letter.
Reuters
10
Mr Larsen added that the company will launch an investigation.
Radio NZ
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The watchdog said it would launch an investigation into the installation of pre-pay meters.
BBC
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In the wake of Lumumba's latest accusations Collingwood has pledged to launch an investigation.
News.com.au
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Amnesty International urged the authorities to launch an investigation into the attack on Mr Sham.
BBC
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The 34-year-old informed Airbnb right away, and bosses have said they will launch an investigation.
News.com.au
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The hotel room has been cordoned off, as police launch an investigation into the incident.
News.com.au
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The transport ministry added it would launch an investigation.
Reuters
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