Sentence examples similar to an inquiry arises from inspiring English sources
Over the summer, it announced that the SEC was conducting an inquiry, arising out of ArthroCare's announced restatement of financial results.
At Britain's suggestion, other Security Council members are willing to delay any inquiry arising from American actions in Bosnia for 12 months.
In a 2004 decision on a securities-fraud case, a district court said, in part, that "when circumstances would suggest to an investor of ordinary intelligence the probability that it has been defrauded, a duty of inquiry arises, and knowledge will be imputed to the investor who does not make such an inquiry".
The inquiry arose through a request by the House Homeland Security Committee, whose members were approached by members of the Arizona delegation concerned about possible civil rights violations.
A question arises, however.
From the above cited research a few inquiries arise –If the social environment and other external stimuli affect the automatic system of our brains to induce varied kinds of behaviours, is it plausible that stimuli from the physical environment would also generate specific brain reactions automatically spurring us to behave in environmental friendly ways?
Mr. Prince's appointment came as Salomon was immersed in lawsuits and government inquiries arising from its financing of Enron and now-ailing telecommunications companies like WorldCom.
"The question arises, if there are significant closed parts of a public inquiry, is it a public inquiry at all?
C1 Battery Maker Expects Trouble Exide said federal prosecutors were likely to seek an indictment or a plea bargain arising from an inquiry into its relationship with Sears.
Whenever the question of an inquiry into the military government of 1964-85 arites, is is quickly squashed (unlike similar demands in Argentina or Chile).
