Sentence examples for enquiry immediately from inspiring English sources

Some of them might reply to your enquiry immediately; others might be rather slow in doing so.

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.

At the first visit and a follow-up visit (3 to 7 days post enrolment), the general enquiry was immediately followed with a checklist of questions asked by the trials' staff focusing on body systems, symptoms, diseases and treatments.

Regardless of how often these thoughts (DTP10 and DTP11) may come to clinicians in real life when the visit has ended (e.g., " I forgot to ask about Z symptom... ..........), we assume that any clinician who suddenly realizes he/she has forgotten to follow a line of enquiry would correct this immediately by asking about the matter.

Burke also wrote avowedly historical works in the years immediately after publishing A Philosophical Enquiry The content of these histories developed the preferences of his youth for improvement by embodying these in a way that made them integral to the origins and continuing character of modern arrangements in the Americas and in England.

She furtively said, "Promise you won't laugh!" The medic immediately preempted the type of enquiry it would be.

Firstly, it is now a murder enquiry.

BBC director general George Entwistle writes to all staff: "The BBC Newsnight programme investigated Surrey police's enquiry into Jimmy Savile towards the end of 2011" Newsnight producer Meirion Jones immediately responds in an email to Enwistle: "George – one note – the investigation was into whether Jimmy Savile was a paedophile – I know because it was my investigation.

She said she wanted to correct what she called the "completely inaccurate portrayal" of her role immediately and would co-operate fully with enquiries into the matter.

5 October 2012 Entwistle, now Director General of the BBC, emailed all staff about the Savile crisis to say "the BBC Newsnight programme investigated Surrey Police's enquiry into Jimmy Savile towards the end of 2011" Jones replied immediately: "The investigation was into whether Jimmy Savile was a paedophile – I know because it was my investigation.

One of the precautions which he proposes, and on which he appears ultimately to rely as a palladium to the weaker departments of power, against the invasions of the stronger, is perhaps altogether his own, and as it immediately relates to the subject of our present enquiry, ought not to be overlooked.