Sentence examples for Inquiry into something from inspiring English sources
"Let's be frank," he said, "it is not possible to have a full public inquiry into something that is meant to be secret".
"It is a curious movie in both senses of the word: an unusual experience and an open-ended inquiry into something nobody can really claim to understand.
Cameron said: "Let's be frank, it is not possible to have a full public inquiry into something that is meant to be secret".
"It is a curious movie in both senses of the word: an unusual experience and an open-ended inquiry into something nobody can really claim to understand," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October.
And there, perhaps, is the problem: there is nothing illegal about allowing commercial imperatives to influence editorial decisions, and you can't force a company to hold an inquiry into something it wishes to continue to do.
He views inquiry into something "extra-conceptual" as tantamount to "inquiring about a concept that is actually no concept and therefore something contradictory is supposed" (Morning Hours, p. 42/Gesammelte Schriften, 3/2, pp. 60f).
A10 Backing for Inquiry Into F.A.A.
A6 Spain Orders Inquiry Into C.I.A.
French Prosecutor Reportedly Holds Inquiry Into Vivendi.
New York AG Opens Inquiry Into Controversial Charity.
One of Trudeau's resounding campaign promises was to launch an immediate inquiry into MMIW, something Harper had dismissed and refused to do on multiple occasions while in office.
