Sentence examples for all possible inquiries from inspiring English sources

LONDON, THURSDAY The Foreign Office today announced that two of its officials, Mr Donald Maclean and Mr Guy Burgess, had been missing from their homes since May 25. "All possible inquiries are being made.

But Ms. Lagarde is facing a possible inquiry into her alleged role in awarding outsized financial compensation to a flamboyant French businessman, Bernard Tapie, in 2007.

Her last act as home secretary was to kick into the long grass a possible inquiry into the 1984 "battle of Orgreave".

They added that there had been discussion of a possible inquiry by a blue-ribbon presidential board separate from those expected to be pursued by Congress.

Nor did it offer any specifics about what government agency might be investigating Tyco or disclose whether any possible inquiry was civil or criminal.

A briefing memorandum on the Fitzgerald matter had been prepared by White House staff in anticipation of a possible inquiry at the forthcoming press conference.

The Treasury Department said it had referred to its inspector general for a possible inquiry the question of how a Treasury document marked secret came to be shown on a segment about the book on CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday.

"Given the concern that continues to be expressed about Mr Barroso's appointment and the existing code of conduct, the ombudsman will now reflect on the next steps, including a possible inquiry," her office said.

That way, he or she can be prepared for a possible inquiry by the press.

Given the recent advisory opinion from the Commission's Ad Hoc Ethical Committee, the existing Code of Conduct for Commissioners, and persistent public concern about Mr Barroso's decision to take up a senior position with Goldman Sachs, the EU Ombudsman is currently considering the next steps – including a possible inquiry - to be taken on this important issue.

This is perhaps the least independent of the possible inquiries, since Mr. Bruno may want to use the hearings to divert attention from his own questionable use of taxpayer-funded helicopters.