Sentence examples for enquiry held from inspiring English sources

Process follow-up is directed at individual educators or teams in the form of an electronic enquiry held at pre-arranged intervals.

A Court of Enquiry held immediately afterwards found that the explosion had occurred in the midships 6-inch magazine situated between the boiler and engine rooms.

Students of an elective course in Canada (Critical Enquiry), held similar expectations (47% presentation, 76% publication) regarding future involvement in research [ 11].

Although Harry Cohen, MP for Leyton and Wanstead suggested in May 1989 that the government should scrap the scheme, a public enquiry was held for the scheme in November.

Although Bury Metropolitan Borough Council supported the proposal, objections were raised by Lancashire County Council, Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council and Rossendale Borough Council, and a public enquiry was held in November and December 2004.

The enquiry was held at the Royal Courts of Justice, London on 26 28 September 1949 with J. V. Naisby KC in charge, assisted by Captains Grimston and Williamson, and a Mr. Gray.

A court of enquiry was held the following month in Liverpool by the Board of Trade, and focused particularly on the roles of the captains in the tragedy as well as the design of the Liverpool lifeboat.

... from the BHA's website: The Stewards held an enquiry to consider the reason why Neil Callan, the rider of MORAWIJ, placed fourth, had appeared to ease his horse prematurely.

A preliminary enquiry into Magdalenas was held at Rio de Janeiro by the British Consul-General, who sent a report to the Minister of Transport, who ordered that a Court of Formal Investigation be held.

This was not 'applied science' but a differentiated form of enquiry whose complexities hold as much interest as the better known visual cultures of late nineteenth century science or art.

In its statement, the PCC said it had held the 2007 enquiry because it believed the Goodman case "threatened to undermine public confidence in investigative journalism".