The magistrate overseeing the enquiry ordered Martin to stand trial for Gerard Lowe's murder on 2 October after hearing statements from 39 witnesses, and looking at more than 100 exhibits and 100 photographs that the prosecution had prepared as evidence.
The assessment of lifestyle risk by clinicians included direct enquiry, ordering tests, and reviewing and updating patient records.
These would be fruitful areas of enquiry in order to understand the 'limits' of trust and what happens when trust is not repairable.
The three Gupta brothers and Duduzane Zuma are also the subject of a parliamentary enquiry into state capture and a separate commission of inquiry ordered by South Africa's graft ombudsman and headed by the country's deputy chief justice.
Bereft of either line of enquiry, I ordered a second bottle of wine, and he told me he was Italian.
Via the web, the company can reach a new international marketplace without the need for sales representatives in foreign countries; it can respond to enquiries and orders without necessarily increasing its sales force; and it can expand the business without the need for new office premises.
In line with Collingwood's conception of philosophical analysis as a second order enquiry into first order forms of knowledge, it is the task of the philosophy of history to make explicit the explanatory principles that are implicit in the practice of historians.
Philosophy, according to Collingwood, is a second-order enquiry whose task is to offer a reflection on first-order forms of knowledge.
On the other hand, they have distinguished philosophy of history considered as a second-order enquiry.
On the one hand, they have distinguished philosophy of history in the traditional or classical sense; this is conceived to be a first-order enquiry, its subject matter being the historical process as a whole and its aim being, broadly speaking, one of providing an overall elucidation or explanation of the course and direction taken by that process.
