Sentence examples for a general inquiry from inspiring English sources

Fedorcio says Rebekah Brooks called the Met in September 2007 making a general inquiry about the loan of retired Met horses.

Now, when she writes about sex, it seems more of a general inquiry into consciousness, and its absence, than a gland-fest.

The hearing, which will be conducted by the Department of Health and Human Services, is a result of last fall's Medicare drug legislation, in which Congress called for a general inquiry into the import question.

Hodgson denied reports that he had set his sights on Tottenham's Tom Huddlestone, and insisted that he had merely made a general inquiry about players that may be available on loan.

However, he learned a great deal about the state of the company's government as the most active member of a select committee that was appointed in 1781 to investigate the administration of justice in India but which soon widened its field to that of a general inquiry.

"A special investigator with the Department of Defense called making a general inquiry if we knew anything about Strandflex or had Strandflex cabling on our aircraft, and that was about June 5 or 6," said Linda Rutherford, a spokeswoman for Southwest.

I had been put in touch with him by James Spears, a "Great Titan" of the Loyal White Knights, who'd responded to a message that I sent to a general-inquiry address listed on the group's Web site.

COPD as a primary cause of death is underreported, and hence a more general inquiry into causes of death would most likely underestimate COPD as cause of death [ 45].

If you felt that such a perversion of justice could hardly survive the scrutiny of an Inspector General inquiry, you'd be surprised again.

Living Essentials reported that a state attorney general inquiry was under way last month during a bond offering, but a spokeswoman declined to comment further on Tuesday.

There will be an inquiry by the Financial Conduct Authority into the behaviour of key individuals, as well as a separate more general inquiry ordered by the chancellor, George Osborne, which will be conducted by the Prudential Regulation Authority.