That's why the Trussell Trust has been calling for an in depth inquiry into the causes of food poverty.
Their sustained program and departmental commitment to quality assurance via rigorous in depth inquiry and their willingness to directly address identified issues is admirable.
Read the guide, create your own rankings online, and make your own in-depth inquiries.
With no time to conduct the usual in-depth inquiries into pardon applicants, F.B.I. agents instead just ran the names through bureau computers in search of other possible felony convictions.
The commission, the European Union's antitrust watchdog, announced in June that it was opening four-month in-depth inquiries into both deals, part of a wave of mergers and joint ventures that are reshaping the global media landscape.
It is obvious to all that no prosecutions can be brought many years after the death of the alleged culprit and in-depth inquiries in such cases should be brought to an abrupt end.
Without really conducting any in-depth inquiries, his sister arrives to whisk him home, where even his mother doesn't seem to notice that her once fair-haired son is now a bottle-blond with a five o'clock shadow, speaking with a pronounced French accent.
The commission announced the in-depth inquiry of the EMI-Time Warner joint venture on June 14 and the second-stage investigation of the AOL-Time Warner merger on June 19.
Shouldn't we clamor instead for policies that support in-depth inquiry, use of multiple sources and rigorous analysis of historical evidence?
Gen. Raymond A. Thomas III of the United States Army, arrived to conduct an in-depth inquiry for the region's overall military commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus.
Gen. Raymond A. Thomas III of the United States Army, went to Afghanistan to conduct an in-depth inquiry for the region's overall military commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus.
