Sentence examples for That enquiries from inspiring English sources

Last week, online ethical travel agency responsibletravel.com announced that enquiries about its Kilimanjaro package soared by 1,225%.

Mr Stuart said that enquiries by the SEC suggested that the EFA appears to be unaware that it should be investigating complaints about academies.

Given the difficulties, it's perhaps unsurprising that enquiries have shot up at the Emigration Group, a UK-based company which employs former Australian immigration staff and manages visa applications.

Clients approach Purple/Pink with a variety of issues – Gemma estimates that enquiries are split 50/50 between family and employment law – people ringing to discuss civil partnership advice, parental responsibility, surrogacy issues, cohabitation; but also employment discrimination which breaches the Equality Act 2010, and she has handled lease agreements for gay venues.

Paul Banwell, a plastic surgeon who specialises in performing labial reduction, told VICE: "There is no doubt that enquiries for labiaplasty surgery are increasing and we have seen a huge upswing over the last few years.

When Churchill and Roosevelt met at Hyde Park on 19 September 1944, they rejected the idea of informing the world about the project, and the aide-mémoire of their conversation contained a rider that "enquiries should be made regarding the activities of Professor Bohr and steps taken to ensure that he is responsible for no leakage of information, particularly to the Russians".

"I've already made that enquiry and I will continue to have discussions with Lord Freud.

The foundation claims that Enquiry by Design "approaches each brief as a new design problem, and tailors a response appropriate to the dialogue between stakeholders".

"[t]here is compelling evidence that enquiry based collaborative approaches to learning benefit both individual and collective knowledge growth.

Furthermore, Scott asserts that: "[t]here is compelling evidence that enquiry based collaborative approaches to learning benefit both individual and collective knowledge growth.

Nevertheless, and encouragingly so, most dentists and dental students believed that enquiry about the dietary history of their patients helped in the diagnosis of dental erosion.