Sentence examples for greater inquiry from inspiring English sources

Douglas A. Racine Richmond, Vt., April 21 , 2008• To the Editor: Thank you for calling for greater inquiry into the Bush administration's violations of the War Crimes Act, the Anti-Torture Act, the Convention Against Torture, the Geneva Conventions and other domestic and international laws.

True ,the Courthas stated in a separate case dealing with the enforcement of the federal drug laws that a pre-existing federal drug law would be held to the greater inquiry posed by RFRA, but again, that does not resolve what should be the outcome where the act in question -- here the healthcare law -- is subsequent in time.

This could be interpreted to suggest that stronger beliefs in the role of environment in health led to greater inquiry into these concerns, competing with other concerns in busy clinical and public health practices.

His determination to reverse the continental failure bore fruit in ruthlessly efficient financial administration, marked by taxation on revenues, investigations into the royal forests, taxation of the Jews, a great inquiry into feudal tenures, and the increasingly severe exploitation of his feudal prerogatives.

But in the process, let's not forget that the subjects and objects of this great inquiry our country is now embarking on -- immigration reform -- are fellow humans, fellow immigrants just like your ancestors, just like my parents.

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This love is benevolence, Hutcheson said, and it is formulated in the principle 'That Action is best, which procures the greatest Happiness for the greatest Numbers' (Inquiry II, III, VIII).

Henry says: There was this great, enormous inquiry into us, but we're small beer, really.

As we report today, Ms May herself may be sympathetic to giving the inquiry greater powers, but we can understand the private reservations of her colleagues.

Could there be a greater betrayal?" An inquiry has now been launched by the Independent Police Complaints Commission into claims that reports of Watkins' abuse were made to South Wales police as early as 2008 – four years before he was finally arrested.

MC: When it became clear someone like Robin Cook [then leader of the House of Commons] was so discomfited by all of this – did that not provoke a far greater degree of inquiry in the cabinet?