Sentence examples similar to fact finding tour from inspiring English sources
President Sarkozy of France once sent two ministers over on a fact-finding tour to find out why their weren't more riots in the East End of the type afflicting the banlieues.
"This is a fact-finding tour," he said.
A fact-finding tour of Vietnam in the mid-1960s "awakened the man of action" inside Kissinger.
Mr. Bromwich is on a fact-finding tour to guide the administration's decision and will report to Mr. Salazar this month.
Returning on Friday from her own fact-finding tour of the Ebola-struck countries, the U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power also pointedly praised the Cuban mission.
But Bono, in the midst of his fact-finding tour of Africa, has garnered good reviews for his lobbying efforts for world debt relief.
In 1997, 12 members of the sister city committee went to Sierra Leone "on a fact-finding tour to see how we could help them," Ms. Norcott said.
Mr. McCain, who met European leaders on a Congressional fact-finding tour, responded with forceful criticism of Mr. Obama's plan to remove combat troops from Iraq.
Salem had flown to Haiti a few days earlier aboard a private jet, lent by her husband, on a characteristically blurry mission: part sales call, part fact-finding tour.
After a fossil-themed fact-finding tour by flashlight and a midnight showing of the "Dark Universe" space show, most guests brushed their teeth and went to sleep on cots in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life.
On a 1923 fact-finding tour in Panama, he and another congressman donned sailors' uniforms and were detained in a cabaret for being ashore past the 11 p.m. curfew.
