Sentence examples for Pivotal inquiry from inspiring English sources

Ante, at 1195 ("[T]he pivotal inquiry is whether proof of materiality is needed to ensure that the questions of law or fact common to the class will 'predominate'").

Instead, the pivotal inquiry is whether proof of materiality is needed to ensure that the questions of law or fact common to the class will "predominate over any questions affecting only individual members" as the litigation progresses.

The story of Amal is the closest thing to romance in the austerely dutiful life of the pivotal figure in the inquiry into the attacks on New York and Washington.

"Before the howls of outrage and accusations of racism that were directed at me started filtering through into my Twitter-free world yesterday, I received an email from Anthony Dillon — whose father Colin was Australia's first Aboriginal policeman and whose evidence was pivotal to the Fitzgerald inquiry into police corruption in Queensland — ­congratulating me on the cartoon.

In many domains of empirical inquiry, the pivotal background assumptions are those that make reliable inquiry feasible.

The council is a pivotal investigator in the blackout inquiry that is being led by the Energy Department.

We view this inquiry as a pivotal moment that allowed for more participation within the PAR continuum.

J. Edgar Hoover controlled the physical evidence in the case and Dulles was in the pivotal spot to guide the inquiries or witnesses away from any fingerprints of intelligence agencies in concocting Oswald's "legend" or in the events in Dallas.

Inquiry skills are a pivotal target of (science) education.

This autumn's public inquiry, said Kurth, is "pivotal.

In 2004, he was pivotal in setting up an independent inquiry into Gulf war illnesses relating to the first conflict between Saddam Hussein and the US and UK in 1990-91.