Sentence examples for a rigorous inquiry from inspiring English sources

"Ambitious reforms are premature," he concludes, "pending a rigorous inquiry into the causes of the depression".

Sir John promised the families a "rigorous" inquiry that would not "shy away from criticisms".

(A large Tamil diaspora is more strident).Still, a rigorous inquiry into events at the end of the war would be valuable.

First, anyone approved by the partners must then go before baseball's ownership committee, which will undertake what has been envisioned as a rigorous inquiry.

To dispel such questions, the commission will have to start now to mount a rigorous inquiry that explains both the underlying and immediate causes of the crisis.

In evidence, News International – its then chairman Les Hinton – assured us that it had carried out a rigorous inquiry and, regarding cash-for-hacking, Goodman was the "only person" who knew what was going on.

That is just as well, given the decline of another body, the Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC), that just about saved the day last year when three non-Afghans on its five-man board insisted on a fairly rigorous inquiry into mass fraud.

Legislative officials have not offered details on whether or why some complaints they receive are ultimately dismissed without first conducting a more rigorous inquiry.

The programme was not guided by a systematic, rigorous inquiry into the causes of children's exclusion from school.

Facing the Department across a shared courtyard, the Smart Museum of Art is a site for rigorous inquiry and exchange that encourages the examination of complex issues through the lens of art objects and artistic practice.

But what they took from that was a spirit of rigorous inquiry, not rigidity, and along the way British reformism diluted continental revolutionary fervor.