Sentence examples for concerns the inquiry from inspiring English sources

After the court case he wrote to Rupert Murdoch, who owned the now defunct Sunday tabloid, setting out his concerns, the inquiry heard.

She recommended it should issue an interim report first, to address the concern the inquiry could "go on for months or years and disappear into the mist of time".

May had made clear that as far as she was concerned the inquiry was not being set up to replicate a police investigation into claims of a child sex ring at Westminster.

Small would not comment on Ferguson's expectations or concerns about the inquiry.

The NHS reform and health care professions bill introduced in November 2001 contains proposals that directly address the concerns of the inquiry report.

"There is nothing new under the sun," Ms. Lagarde said, dismissing any concerns that the inquiry would affect her position as the head of the I.M.F.

One of Dr Kelly's colleagues, Brian Jones, the head of the WMD section of the Defence Intelligence Staff, had expressed concerns to the inquiry about the strength of the wording used to describe the 45-minute capability.

He used the opportunity to address the intense criticisms of a lack of consultation with Indigenous Australians and concerns that the inquiry would be best headed by someone from outside the territory – two lines of argument that were threatening to undermine the integrity of the process.

Many lawmakers have expressed concern that the inquiry could distract them from the state's other business during the legislative session, which runs from Feb. 4 to May 5. Some legislators have also voiced worries that those directing the impeachment inquiry could themselves be subject to questions about ethical lapses in their own backgrounds.

Some Volt owners are not concerned about the inquiry.

They may be concerned that the inquiry will become too large, expensive and cumbersome.