Sentence examples for enquiry changes from inspiring English sources

The case led to a public enquiry, changes in the law on compulsory purchase, and the first resignation of a government minister since 1917.

The team continues to review this data and update the learning resources as enquiries change.

In 1993, the rules from before 1984 were used again, and, in addition to this, the extent to which non-specific causes of death automatically generated medical enquiries changed.

Three inquiries were also triggered, which led to a Public Enquiry and major changes in working practices in the fishing industry, including legal standards for radio equipment.

The effects on secular data of changes in enquiry policy are illustrated.

At 4-digit level of the ICD, changes in enquiry policy can alter published mortality rates by several hundred per cent.

But, perhaps surprisingly, just how much photosynthesis it results from has never been the subject of enquiry.That has now changed.

"We made an enquiry but obviously they changed managers last week so I think that's a set-back.

The CTS was not set up with the intention that it might be useful as a control system for epidemic diseases such as FMD; the 2001 FMD outbreak in the UK and subsequent enquiries have led to changes in the collection of data, and the scope of such data.

Questions that can be asked using such approach include, but certainly are not limited to enquiries about long-term changes in amino acid compositions of proteins, about selective constrains and pressures across the genome and evolution of novel gene functions by retention and modification of duplicated genes.

A possible association between lateralised brain (de-) activation and autonomic changes deserves further enquiry.