Sentence examples similar to ensuing inquiries from inspiring English sources
They force researchers to ask questions, and the ensuing inquiry improves our answers.
He added that the ensuing inquiry into China's 2000 Olympic team showed the need to identify better methods to determine a gymnast's age.
The ensuing inquiry made a mockery of judiciary self-oversight.
Odgers concluded that the ensuing inquiry "made it clear that almost everyone concerned acted from the highest motives, and was convinced that, in the crisis, he acted wisely".
In the ensuing inquiry, chaired by Rear Admiral Reinhold von Werner, Monts testified that he had not been given sufficient time to familiarize himself with the ship and its crew, who were themselves unfamiliar with the vessel.
Savage describes the many changes to policing, from the murder of Maxwell Confait in 1972 and the ensuing public inquiries, through to Lord Scarman's inquiry into the Brixton riots and the Stephen Lawrence inquiry.
The ensuing public inquiry called SAS tactics into question; subsequent operations saw more terrorists arrested and less use of lethal force (although it remained an option).
Moreover, the ensuing Popplewell Inquiry led to significant changes in ground-safety legislation, notably the banning of the construction of wooden grandstands.
Given this situation how can they not shut the airport?" Gazeta.ru claimed that the ensuing official inquiry would be a whitewash.
His actions as minister of state for defence in promoting sales to Iraq, his replies under cross-examination at the subsequent 1992 Matrix Churchill trial - which the Major government blamed for the case's collapse - and his ensuing observations at the Scott Inquiry into the affair displayed refreshing candour, or amazing gall.
