Sentence examples for allow an inquiry from inspiring English sources

It was standard procedure for the airport to close following such an incident to allow an inquiry into the crash to begin.

He said the settlement of the claims would allow an inquiry to be undertaken, chaired by Sir Peter Gibson, a former senior court of appeal judge and currently the statutory commissioner for the intelligence services.

Another expert, Beth Van Schaack, an associate law professor at Santa Clara University, said that the legal process, if the Palestinians do participate fully, could allow an inquiry into Palestinian finances, and whether money went to support terrorism.

He said the settlement of the claims would allow an inquiry to be undertaken, chaired Sir Peter Gibson, former senior court of appeal judge and currently the statutory commissioner for the intelligence services.

Costa Rica's planning minister, Kevin Casas Zamora, has temporarily ceded his post to allow an inquiry into a private memo he wrote to President Oscar Arias recommending hardball tactics to win a referendum next month on the Central American Free Trade Agreement with the United States.

Although Bo initially agreed to allow an inquiry, he then changed course and sought to obstruct investigations.

So instead of allowing an inquiry that might harm them, the Conservatives are diverting attention and threatening more restrictions on free speech.

This allows an inquiry chairman to restrict disclosure of documents so long as he thinks the restrictions are conducive to the inquiry fulfilling its terms of reference or are necessary in the public interest.

The court further held that the immigration agents' actions could be considered "extreme and outrageous conduct" and allowed an inquiry into the legality of the government's attempt to conscript a foreign national to spy to move forward.

The dissent, written by Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears, called the court "overly rigid" in its consideration of new evidence in support of a retrial and said it had failed to allow "an adequate inquiry into the fundamental question, which is whether or not an innocent person might have been convicted or even, as in this case, might be put to death".

As friends of Angola, we call upon the Angolan government to restore their constitutional rights to the imprisoned political activists, to overturn the politically motivated sentencing of Rafael Marques, and to allow an independent inquiry into the events at Mount Sumi.