Sentence examples for for their inquiry from inspiring English sources

Mr. Volcker said a team of investigators had spent four days in Baghdad seeking to secure documents for their inquiry.

Students should use this book as either a starting point for their inquiry into areas of interest about China, or as a reference tool to look up particular events, ideas, and people in Chinese history.

Like the members of special committee of Sino-Forest directors, who are looking into allegations that the company has overstated its assets and revenues, the Canadian regulator said its investigators were finding the case complex and required additional time for their inquiry.

A row erupted last week about the non-publication of the report when Dr Sarah Wollaston, the Conservative MP who chairs the Commons health select committee, made clear her anger that she and her fellow committee members had not been able to see it before they started taking evidence for their inquiry into childhood obesity.

But although he met with the special counsel's office for a total of about 50 hours, prosecutors said on Thursday that Mr. Manafort provided little information of value for their inquiry into how Russian operatives interfered in the 2016 presidential race and whether any Trump associates conspired with them.

When Damian Collins and his colleagues on the Commons digital, culture, media and sport select committee were in the US taking evidence for their inquiry into disinformation and fake news, they were struck by the priorities of the FBI officials they met.

He added that Galley had been open and cooperative and had volunteered the whereabouts of his computer, mobile phone and the documents the police needed for their inquiries.

Although they found a significant improvement from the pre to post assessment: the effect sizes for their inquiry-oriented biodiversity segment in lab + lecture (0.6) were substantially lower than the effect sizes for common-place non-biodiversity segments (plant anatomy = 2.1, animal anatomy = 1.8), possibly accounted for by differences in time on task and level of abstractness.

Due to the seriousness of their concerns in November 1999 the Trust suspended you for the duration of their inquiry and you were therefore prevented from undertaking any child protection work.

In the twentieth century, major contributors to economics turned to history for the 'extended present' of their inquiry.

Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former Enron chief executive, testified during a contentious hearing before a Senate panel that he did not lie to Congress about his role in Enron's collapse, and he criticized members of Congress for conducting their inquiry "with a complete disregard for the facts and evidence".