Sentence examples for established an inquiry from inspiring English sources

The campaign failed in 1973, but in that year the federal government established an inquiry into the national estate, from which resulted the Australian Heritage Commission Act in 1975.

After violent protests against the mine last November, during which human rights groups say the police used white phosphorous smoke grenades, the government established an inquiry led by Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.

The Conservative party has not entirely lost its moral bearings on poverty: an MPs' group on hunger and food poverty last week established an inquiry to explore why so many people are dependent on food aid.

As home secretary, Theresa May established an inquiry into child sexual abuse to shine a spotlight on institutions characterised by a culture of secrecy, denial and cover-up in which child abusers were able to operate in plain sight without challenge or consequence.

He remained committed to close ties with the United States and to the war in Iraq, although he established an inquiry into the reasons for Britain's participation in the conflict.

In 2013, and partly in response to growing community criticism of the promotion of gambling during Australian sporting matches, the Australian Senate Joint Select Committee on Gambling Reform, established an Inquiry into the promotion of gambling advertising during Australian sport [ 25].

We have another Home Secretary seemingly incapable of establishing an inquiry.

If both houses voted for a royal commission it could pressure Turnbull into establishing an inquiry.

The PPP still rejects this conclusion and the government has asked the UN to establish an inquiry.

In opposition, the foreign secretary strongly supported establishing an inquiry, so it would be ridiculous to suggest he is trying to limit or stifle debate or discussion".

Australian Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young earlier on Saturday flagged she would move to re-establish an inquiry examining Australia's offshore detention regime.