inquest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inquest in the PONS Dictionary

inquest Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to hold an inquest (into sth)
llevar a cabo una investigación (sobre algo)
to hold an inquest
realizar un análisis
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He was one of two survivors who testified at the inquest into the sinking.
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This was likely administered by his (then pregnant) second wife, but the inquest pointedly refused to assign blame.
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A coroner's inquest jury ruled the death excusable.
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An inquest recorded a verdict of accidental death.
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She won the lawsuit, but her actions were viewed as abrasive, and so she became subjected to an ecclesiastical inquest.
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Ruling out other workplace environmental hazards, the inquest heard that the most likely cause was an exposure to talcum powder earlier in life.
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An unknown car with dazzling lights was quoted at the inquest as a contributory factor to the crash, but the vehicle has never been traced.
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The inquest was told experts were being used to help them examine the ejector seat.
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In the subsequent inquest, no blame was attributed to any party, though a tardy government inspection was considered a possible contributing factor.
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An inquest was held which found the switchman to be negligent.
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