Sentence examples for competing inquiries from inspiring English sources
But how well is Houston herself served by these competing inquiries into her darkest secrets?
At the time, Muslim extremists were blamed for the fire, but uncertainty remains, and last year one of a number of politically competing inquiries ruled that it was an accident.
Come back, Barry Reprints Related items The oil-for-food scandal: Kofi, Kojo and a lot of shredded documentsMar 31st 2005Three congressional committees, all conducting their own competing inquiries into the $64 billion oil-for-food scandal, have issued subpoenas demanding that Mr Parton, a former FBI agent, hand over the documents he had illegally copied and taken with him.
Our paper has focused on the underlying issues of competing inquiry paradigms and divergent priorities and desired outcomes.
In addition, prosecutors face several competing lawsuits and inquiries.
Declarations of loyalty and denials about leaving follow, while competing schools make inquiries and Athletic Directors frantically work at keeping their prize coach.
Mueller's charges come as two of the three congressional investigations into Russian meddling have been foundering along political lines, with Republicans and Democrats pursuing separate and sometimes directly competing lines of inquiry.
Aubrey and Maturin, who play stately cello and fiddle duets in the captain's cabin after meals, argue about the nature of power and the competing claims of scientific inquiry (Maturin is a naturalist as well as a physician) and military duty.
An additional line of inquiry undercuts a competing theory, that a disgruntled employee of a domestic laboratory that uses anthrax carried out the attacks.
Begin inquiry with either competing hypothesis, say "all but finitely many ravens are black".
Because it is so vital that public health authorities communicate with members of the general public as effectively as possible and as there are competing explanations and routes of inquiry available in the literature, it is necessary to re-examine the apparent resistance to communications and advice on the part of the general public.
