Sentence examples similar to a succeeding inquiry from inspiring English sources
Simply put, one needs to have teacher and computer-based scaffolds because without both, students will not get the support that they need to succeed in inquiry (McNeill & Krajcik, 2009; Saye & Brush, 2002).
The campaign succeeded in a parliamentary inquiry and eventually a resolution in December 2012 with these safeguards in effect.
On both counts, Mr. Nunes appears to have succeeded: The House inquiry into Russian meddling that he is leading has descended into a sideshow since he disclosed the information, and the administration has portrayed his information as vindicating the president's wiretapping claims.
Independent advice taken by the Crown Prosecution Service has indicated a prosecution is unlikely to succeed, a source close to the criminal inquiry said.
Project director Muir Miller said: "Whilst we believe we have a strong case to succeed in the planning inquiry, we cannot proceed with the significant risk that the current power station design and fuel mix could not be funded and built in the necessary timetable following the grant of consent.
Soon after the case got under way, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, who is now a candidate to succeed Mr. Paterson, a fellow Democrat, recused himself from the inquiry and named Ms. Kaye to lead it.
A long-time campaigner on bank behaviour, the Nationals senator John Williams, has also succeeded in establishing an inquiry into the life insurance industry and its regulations after allegations that companies denied claims from sick and dying patients.
Any appeal against the inquiry might succeed and so there was not even a strong case for a non-judicial inquiry or even for a reference to the Independent Police Complaints Commission even to ask the police to reopen their inquiry.
