Sentence examples for called inquiry from inspiring English sources

And the Franklin Institute has started a monthly feature on its Web site (www.fi.edu), called Inquiry Attic, to showcase items from storage.

And before that he was managing editor of a now-defunct political magazine called Inquiry.

But he does feature once: getting it in the neck from Lord Powell, who was Thatcher's foreign affairs adviser, for falling victim to something called "inquiry-itis".

Mr. Hinds, the police spokesman, called inquiries into reports of brutality "premature" and emphasized that accounts of civilian casualties should be measured in context.

In Go-Lab we offer this support through what we call inquiry scenarios.

That comforting dichotomy of right and wrong was replaced by what professors here would call inquiry, methodology, and praxis.

Mr. Lazio's campaign manager called the inquiry politically motivated.

Ms Sancristobal called the inquiry "a step in the right direction".

Now the Senate has called an inquiry and is subpoenaing Sinodinos next week.

The foundation teaches leaders an approach called "shared inquiry" that stresses questioning and listening.

Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, has called the inquiry "a test of justice for the law-enforcement organs".