Sentence examples for a more general inquiry from inspiring English sources

To date, investigations have focused primarily on the factors impinging on educational access for marginalized, Indian adolescent girls, as part of a more general inquiry into agency and empowerment.

The Gender and Adolescent Agency research program at the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights investigates the factors impinging on educational access for marginalized, Indian adolescent girls, as part of a more general inquiry into agency and empowerment.

The leadership failed to see that the matter had metastasized into a more general inquiry into Judge Kavanaugh's character.

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].

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.

We aim to discuss and create solidarity among racialized women across the world by using the struggles of African American, Dalit, Palestinian, and Romani women as focal points for more general inquiry and discussion.

Meanwhile, a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee headed by Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich). is planning to hold further hearings into Rocky Flats this fall, as part of its more general inquiry into the Justice Department's Environmental Crimes section.

Sapstead can expect some questions on the possible abuse of TUEs by athletes, as well as more general inquiries about the agency's work.

The task of philosophers focused on reductionism in biology will be to analyze these promiscuities of reasoning and seek to develop accounts of reduction that offer a more general perspective on biological knowledge and scientific inquiry.

Even so, the data suggest that in some fundamental ways, brain aging corresponds to a more general pattern of aging seen in our earlier inquiries [ 11, 12, 21].

This preference for old mechanisms may in turn be justified by a more general epistemological caution, or conservatism, which is characteristic of rational inquiry.