The phrase "enquiry if" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; "enquiry" should be followed by a noun or a clause rather than "if."
Example: "I would like to make an enquiry about the availability of the product."
Alternatives: "inquire whether" or "ask if."
The Department may require completion of the enquiry if it deems necessary".
One Lib Dem source said: "There is no point in having an enquiry if it does not have teeth.
"If any further evidence comes to light which is relevant to this enquiry it will be considered by the Crown and we reserve the right to make further enquiry, if considered appropriate," the Crown Office said.
The EPA will initially test one used vehicle of each model and then widen the enquiry if it finds anything suspicious, a senior agency official close to the investigation told the FT. The investigation will include most of the diesel vehicles on American roads, such as BMW's X3, Chrysler's Grand Cherokee, GM's Chevrolet Colorado, the Range Rover TDV6 and the Mercedes-Benz E250 BlueTec.
Speaking on the matter recently with the Independent, former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned how Oxford would "damage its standing as a great university" and would also be would be substituting "moral vanity for fair-minded enquiry" if it bowed to pressure to pull down the statue.
However, a company can appeal to the Commissioners of Income Tax to close an enquiry if they feel there is undue delay.
An hour is up but Hopkins tells me he will carry on fielding enquiries, if I wish to carry on making them.
There will be "some enquiries" if England do not beat a "mediocre" West Indies in their upcoming Test series, says incoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves.
In March, Graves - who will start as ECB chairman on 15 May - said there would be "some enquiries" if England did not win the Test series against what he called a "mediocre" West Indies team.
Incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves said before the start of the series that there would be "some enquiries" if they failed to win in the Caribbean, and he takes up his post on 15 May.
Now is a good time to start making enquiries if this idea appeals to you, as you have the advantage of knowing your degree result, unlike current finalists against whom you may be competing.
