Sentence examples for ignored the inquiry from inspiring English sources

What he didn't know was that in late 2006, according to the Wall Street Journal, Murdoch associates began to approach some members of the family to express his interest in acquiring their stock; the Bancrofts ignored the inquiry.

And, if Cameron has ignored Leveson, he will be challenged to explain why he ignored the inquiry he set up. 6.41pm GMT Ben Bradshaw, the Labour former culture secretary, says he felt disappointed by David Cameron's reaction to the Leveson report.

The others ignored the inquiries, withdrew their applications or sent along data that did not match the original posting.

It would be unthinkable, she said, for the government to ignore the inquiry's findings.

So questions are also being lobbed at managing agents, and the response — be it passing the buck or ignoring the inquiry altogether — carefully observed.

The fact Lawrie had not been called back to hearings meant there was little opportunity to "ignore" the inquiry, and he and Spurr stopped corresponding with it when they ceased representing her, no longer having the resources to do so pro bono, Wyvill said.

The actress believes kids too often ignore the inquiry with the typical three-word answer ("It was fine")., so the couple has decided to let their daughters know why they're asking.

The smoke ventilation system at Grenfell Tower was reported to have failed just eight days before the fatal blaze claimed 71 lives but a proposal to fix it for £1,800 plus VAT was ignored, the public inquiry has heard.

Over three hours of evidence, Ms Short told the inquiry Mr Blair ignored the Cabinet's views and made the decision to invade Iraq secretly with his "mates".

First, the inquiry simply ignored the largest share of pollution from fracking – the combustion of the gas it would produce, which would be responsible for up to 80% of total "lifecycle" emissions from fracking.

Rather than using the government's own figures of the size of the "economically recoverable" gas resource, the inquiry inexplicably ignored the potential for fracking to supply established gas export markets, instead concluding only small scale developments for the local market would occur.