Sentence examples for establishment inquiry from inspiring English sources

It's a truism to which I've often resorted that the tendency of any establishment inquiry is to assume that, while mistakes were made, everyone acted in good faith and no one lied.

"We don't want it look like an establishment inquiry - that would send out the wrong signal to the public," said Mr Danczuk.

There is no doubt that this has happened before, and information given to previous establishment inquiries never saw the light of day.

These are the establishment of an inquiry into the UK's involvement in torture overseas; ensuring Sri Lankan asylum seekers are not forcibly returned when they face mistreatment at home; securing the release from Guantánamo of the British resident Shaker Aamer; and establishing inquiries into human rights violations committed during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Victims and Amnesty International have demanded that the recently established public inquiry into alleged paedophile rings and establishment cover-ups should extend to the Kincora scandal.

Yesterday's hearing marked the start of a judicial review intended to force the establishment of an inquiry.

So perhaps he could start by recognising his own regret at voting against the establishment of the inquiry".

The establishment of the inquiry prevented Robinson's threatened resignation as first minister and saved the power-sharing devolved government at Stormont from collapse.

He suggested the establishment of an inquiry along the lines of the Stephen Lawrence investigation by Mark Ellison QC, which uncovered significant police malpractice.

"This is because the information … comprises a detailed and candid examination of the various issues and options associated with the establishment of the inquiry".

Key to its establishment was an inquiry, commissioned by the Labour government just before the 2010 election, into spending on drugs in the UK and other countries.