Dewey's analysis of the organic, cultural, and formal conditions of intelligent action implies that all reflective conduct issues in an evaluation of a situation with respect to future action and consequences; thus, inquiry is essentially an evaluative procedure.
Surrey police officers may not have pursued the News of the World about information gleaned from a message left on her voicemail "because of the potential consequences", the inquiry report says.
This essay uses consequence-based inquiry ("CBI") to derive a normative framework for determining when financial market changes should drive legal changes.
After showing why this consequence-based inquiry goes beyond traditional cost-benefit analysis, the essay tests the hypothesis under the literature on financial change and also by applying it to an actual financial market change examining how the shift in corporate bond markets from holding-bonds-to-maturity to bond-trading should drive legal changes.
To some extent, that is the inevitable consequence of the Inquiry's Terms of Reference and its focus on public concerns and complaints rather than on the successes and achievements of the press..
One of the consequences of the inquiry was that Denzil was asked not to stand again for his seat.
These will be the focus of my talk, as well as the question of what a philosopher can contribute to such ventures: what is required of us when called upon to bear witness to the real-world conflicts and consequences of scientific inquiry?
However these authors point out that the context and consequences of routine inquiry, including how and how often to ask about abuse, depend on a number of factors, including the woman's readiness to address the violence or leave the relationship, her perceived safety, and her concerns for her children, and ensuring that the inquiry is appropriate to the context of the clinical encounter [ 38].
Beyond the potential political consequences, the Legislature's inquiry, depending on its outcome, could lead lawmakers to censure Ms. Palin or pass legislation making it more difficult for a governor to remove a commissioner, legislative leaders said.
Police officers suggested to the inquiry one consequence of the rise in hunger has been an increase in so-called "survival crime".
As demonstrated during Tony Blair's evidence to the Leveson inquiry, a consequence of ignoring public opinion is the public's long memory, which can hold their leaders to account for their decisions long after leaving office.
