Sentence examples for Before enquiry from inspiring English sources

For Ethiopia, we have already published prevalence data: 44.9% of participants in our population-based survey (males 37.7%, females 49.9%) described headache in the last year, and 7.1% (males 4.1%, females 9.2%) reported headache during the day before enquiry (headache yesterday [HY]) [13].

In one of many vivid passages, Mr Hochschild describes a simple but electrifying piece of evidence that Clarkson placed before an enquiry into the slave trade by the Privy Council in 1788.

James Harding: 17 January & 7 February At his first appearance before the enquiry the editor of The Times said his paper had concerns about paying for stolen good when it turned down the MPs' expenses story, eventually published by the Daily Telegraph, but that with hindsight he felt there was public interest in the story.

Don?t leave it too late before making enquiries in schools, or they may already be filled up.

Rumours that he – and not, in fact, a quick-witted member of the opposition – had been behind the nickname emerged earlier this week after Hoon, pictured, appeared before the Chilcot enquiry where he blamed Gordon Brown for army funding shortages.

It looks a bit like Bradford City to me, but I thought he was from the West Midlands," expounds Mark Meadowcroft while adjusting his spandex strides, strapping on his axe and turning his amp up to 11. We've dealt with this enquiry before Mark, back in the day when money didn't matter and it was just about the music.

All the main parties are assuming that Rupert Murdoch, who is now publicly committed to the breakup of the UK, is planning to exact his revenge on Britain's political class for the crisis at News International when he appears before the Leveson enquiry next week.

It looks a bit like Bradford City to me, but I thought he was from the West Midlands," expounds Mark Meadowcroft while adjusting his spandex strides, strapping on his axe and turning his amp to 11. We've dealt with this enquiry before Mark... back in the day when money didn't matter and it was just about the music.

"The club will now await the outcome of any subsequent enquiry before making further comment".

Ben Gunn is another insider who has never talked before about the enquiry he conducted, but has decided to now.

Mary Creagh MP, Labour's shadow transport secretary, said: "The National Audit Office should urgently conduct a value-for-money enquiry before this sale proceeds.