Sentence examples for enquiry into whether from inspiring English sources

Ainslie was part of an enquiry into whether a charge of gross misconduct should be heard by the jury.

What I don't understand is why Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, has not simply published the [Ofcom] report and announced that there will be a further Competition Commission enquiry into whether the takeover restricts plurality in the media (or choice for viewers and readers).

"It's crucial now that local areas, schools and the families that use them get some straight answers about what they can expect to be done to improve and maintain the schools their children spend hours in day after day". Margaret Hodge, the Labour chair of the Commons Public Accounts Committee, has confirmed that she is prepared to launch an enquiry into whether taxpayers' money has been wasted.

The spokesperson also confirmed that Google and Twitter have both also provided information in response to its request they do so, to feed its ongoing enquiry into whether the use of digital ads and bots on social media might break existing political campaigning rules.

"What I don't understand is why Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has not simply published the report and announced that there will be a further Competition Commission enquiry into whether the takeover restricts plurality in the media (or choice for viewers and readers).

It is imbued with not only textual/discoursal meaning – it draws attention to Monroe and serves to begin an exchange – but with experiential meaning, in that it is effectively a comment on the amount of food on Ben's tray, an oblique comment on the fact that this is not Ben's usual practice, and an oblique and indirect enquiry into whether there is something going wrong in Ben's life.

We wondered whether our enquiry into interictal anxiety might be influenced by general anxiety.

The European Commission has opened a new line of enquiry into Apple's tax affairs in Ireland to determine whether the company has breached EU competition laws for a second time a year after it was ordered to pay €13 billion in unpaid taxes.

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.

(The Confidential Enquiry into Perioperative Small Animal Fatalities, CEPSAF).

International Commission of Enquiry into U.S. Crimes in Indochina.