Sentence examples for frank inquiry from inspiring English sources
I found Robin Marantz Henig's frank inquiry a very helpful step closer to the mystery of death, or rather the mystery of our relationship with death.
They show the officials favoured from the outset a secret inquiry to be conducted by privy counsellors, based on the Franks inquiry into the Falklands war.
The Falklands war, which had the united support of the British people, nevertheless led to the Franks inquiry, which looked into its origins and apportioned responsibility.
When the Franks inquiry into the war's origins published its report the next year – the contrast with Chilcott is interesting – the Thatcher administration escaped blame, though, as Beckett points out, its prewar approach to the fraught question of the islands' sovereignty had been risky and barely coherent.
Which is why TechCrunch has decided to throw its hat into the ring and try to bring together the leading players in the space for a frank discussion and inquiry into this next phase in Zug, Switzerland, this July.
Last month, the F.C.C. opened an inquiry into whether there ought to be frank disclosure of such deals.
The Trussell Trust, Oxfam and the MP Frank Field are now all calling for a government inquiry into food poverty's causes and consequences.
Cameron said: "Let's be frank, it is not possible to have a full public inquiry into something that is meant to be secret".
"Let's be frank," he said, "it is not possible to have a full public inquiry into something that is meant to be secret".
Blair, in previously unpublished evidence given to the inquiry, submitted in January 2011 that Britain had to take a frank and considered view of its relationship with the US.
