Sentence examples similar to diminished inquiry from inspiring English sources
When Richard Nixon saw that the resignations of his aides John Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman had done nothing to diminish the inquiry into Watergate, he told Henry Kissinger, "I cut off two arms and then they went after the body".
"News International believes that the select committee system has been damaged and materially diminished by this inquiry and that certain members of this CMS committee have repeatedly violated the public trust".
But beyond any imagining, it also transferred intellectual authority over these objects to the tribes, increased the reluctance of curators to act as autonomous interpreters and diminished the stature of independent scholarship and scientific inquiry.
If journalists, like politicians, emerge from the Leveson inquiry with their collective reputation yet further diminished by the accusations against the few, that assessment will be much harder to reverse.
In the context of clearly diminished response rates of the general population and health professionals to inquiries, the variety of procedures offered to limit participation refusal (see below) enabled us to obtain an acceptable participation rate.
Justice and F.B.I. officials said today that the departures would not diminish the campaign finance inquiry.
Mag also fears that an inquiry might diminish the voices of the very people it's supposed to help the families who've lost loved ones by focusing too much on lawyers, judges, and "First Nations representatives".
The crowds have diminished.
