Sentence examples for enquiries in a from inspiring English sources

Ruth Leonard, head of fundraising development at Macmillan Cancer Support points out the importance of making sure there is a system in place to respond to volunteering enquiries in a timely fashion if a charity wants to keep attracting young people.

A wilfully militant genealogy would certainly cast off the intellectual restraints of prominent neo-Foucaldians who cloak their enquiries in a determined penitence for the grand and global claims of an erstwhile radicalism.

Mark Carney, the bank's governor, revealed the enquiry in a letter to the House of Commons environment audit committee (EAC), which is conducting its own enquiry.

Team principal Ross Brawn then made a similar enquiry in a telephone call later that day.

On 18 September, a preliminary enquiry in a district court was held to determine whether there was sufficient evidence for a trial to proceed.

In particular, the longitudinal methodology of the study will provide scope for enquiry in a number of areas.

Police began carrying out enquiries in 2010 as a result of complaints about the statutory notices system and officer were later informed that senior management at the council had received "a whistleblower letter" alleging that Owenson was showing favouritism when allocating work to contractors.

Abdi was after profits, but during enquiries in both Fendika – a popular Azmari beit (traditional bar) located in the Kirkos district of the capital – and Dallas Records, around the corner from Abdi's, some claimed local collectors could prove reluctant to sell to foreign buyers due to a desire to keep the records within Ethiopia.

Cancer research is a global enterprise, with medical and scientific enquiries occurring in a wide range of jurisdictions around the world, each with their own regulatory mandates and concerns.

However, the way dentists reported dealing with such enquiries varied in a similar way to when dentist initiated (or failed to initiate) discussions.

Genevieve Dear, general manager of Oxford Science Studies, explains why: "There's already been an increase in enquiries this year from A-level students who are particularly keen to achieve their best grades this summer, knowing that if they don't they won't be able to retake until summer 2014.