Sentence examples for facing enquiries from inspiring English sources

Facing enquiries from Robert Jay QC about various stories that referenced telephone calls between celebrities, Mohan responded by saying that could not remember specifics about sources, but that he was "not aware that illegal accessing of voicemail was the source of any of these stories".

(Past participant, urban, female) "Some colleagues faced enquiries - demoralising and bad for social and professional reputation".

In fact, Arnault is currently facing an enquiry by French regulators over concerns that he may indeed have violated disclosure laws.

Lord, who denies the charge of engaging in acts contrary to good sportsmanship, will face an enquiry on Monday 9 January in Bristol.

Judges will rule on Friday whether the French finance minister would face an enquiry on the issue.

"The Conservative chair Brandon Lewis is already facing calls for an enquiry into Islamophobia, after Boris Johnson's burqa comments and now London Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey's remarks about Muslims and Hindus.

"It can be a time of confusion, anxiety and distraction, so focus on supporting the overall objectives behind the business; even when you're facing a barrage of media and customer enquiries," he says.

Redford gets a big speech about remembering "the day they figured out that news can make money" and the film makes a credible argument that CBS may have kowtowed to the White House, but the real headlines are the more low-key moments (Mapes facing the sea of male faces on a hostile enquiry panel) wherein Blanchett nails her character's predicament with aplomb.

He also ordered the bank to set up an enquiry into the way it had handled businesses facing difficulties and distress.

One of the greatest historians of the Indian subcontinent, fellow of a Cambridge college, who held an Indian passport, once told me of the repeated enquiries he faced at Heathrow about his 'intentions' on entering the UK.

A spokesman told us it's making the change to "enhance driver and passenger safety" — though in truth the company has faced rising political pressure on safety issues and working conditions for many months now, including facing a grilling in October from a parliamentary committee that's running an enquiry into the gig economy.