Sentence examples for Rare inquiry from inspiring English sources

After a rare inquiry into misconduct, the Israeli Army apologized to a freelance photographer from New York City who was shot by an Israeli soldier in Bethlehem last month.

The class-size study supported by Tennessee stands out as one of the nation's rare inquiries into an important education topic.

Private use of a military base, a symbol of national power and sovereignty, has caused a rare rumpus.Three inquiries into the affair have been set up.

A rare court of inquiry determined that Ken Anderson, the former prosecutor who oversaw Mr. Morton's conviction, should face criminal charges for withholding the evidence.

He will sit at the defense table Monday, facing a rare court of inquiry that will determine whether Mr. Anderson, now 60, should face criminal charges for his role in the wrongful murder conviction of Michael Morton.

The crew of the submarine Greeneville made critical errors in the minutes before it surfaced and collided with a Japanese trawler off Hawaii last month, an investigating admiral testified as the Navy opened a rare court of inquiry into the accident.

Investigators testifying before a rare court of inquiry at Pearl Harbor Naval Station over the last week outlined a series of errors by the captain and crew in the moments before the submarine surfaced abruptly and collided with a Japanese trawler called the Ehime Maru.

The creation of a committee of inquiry is rare in the European Union.

I also called a JetBlue spokesman, Bryan Baldwin, who said, "It is very rare that a customer inquiry is misplaced".

Ms. Ali said that universities investigated by her office would never get away with counting men as women, but acknowledged that a formal inquiry is rare.

The Justice Department, in a rare confirmation of a inquiry in progress, said last week that it was investigating whether the industry was involved in anticompetitive practices.