Sentence examples for enquiry it from inspiring English sources

State of the Nation never flags in its analysis or its urgent enquiry; it is as good an account of the postwar theatre as I know of, though distinctly tendentious.

Upon enquiry, it emerges that, while indulging her favoured sedentary pastime of surfing, Joyce had come across a promotional ad for some vitamin pills.

"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.

It was first supposed, by those who examined the body, that some artificial means had been employed to protect it from putrefaction, but, on enquiry, it was not ascertained that this was the case.

The implications of this understanding of accounting practice and the importance of the wider domain of enquiry it is indicating are discussed with respect to the stewardship position of accounting professionals and the further development of accounting theory.

A council spokesman said that the car was allocated to a service department and since the original FOI enquiry, it has been moved to the general pool and now has a mileage of 3,229.

He says the Oscar nomination has led to more enquiries: "It put the business on the map a bit more".

News International said on Tuesday night: "As a result of media enquiries, it is correct to state that new information has recently been provided to the police.

In this situation there is no obligation to respond to such enquiries – it is very much a matter for the individual," the spokeswoman said.

The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration is so used to dealing with enquiries it now has a standard response to journalists: "It cannot be denied that belief in the supernatural is occasionally the reason for local concerns and these opinions are taken into account just as anybody else's would be".

Since Skeptics spend their time taking the dogmatists to task for settling on their beliefs too quickly and not persevering in their enquiries, it is a natural question to wonder whether the Skeptics themselves have any beliefs if so, they seem open to the very charges they level at the dogmatists.