Sentence examples for inquiries cuts from inspiring English sources

The complaint that responding to inquiries cuts into time needed for design, implementation and monitoring is not surprising.

The North Australian Aboriginal justice agency (Naaja) earlier this month told a Senate inquiry budget cuts of about $1.6m would cost 10 to 15 jobs.

A levy should be imposed on payday loan companies to help fund debt advisory services, according to an independent inquiry into cuts in legal aid for social welfare cases.

"I must emphasise that this inquiry cannot cut across or prejudice the ongoing criminal investigations or any subsequent prosecutions.

The inquiry was cut short in January last year amid dramatic, firsthand evidence of MI6 involvement in another rendition, that of two prominent Libyan dissidents, Abdel Hakim Belhaj and Sami al-Saadi.

He said investigators did not contact a client, Ronald Hileman, whose testimony in the inquiry was cut off after Mr. Messer raised concerns that it could violate the miner's contract with Disney.

The RMT union called for an inquiry into how cuts to staff and maintenance budgets had affected train and tube services, and warned that similar transport problems during the Games risked turning London into international laughing stock.

It cuts inquiry short in a way that serves the purposes of fiction better than it serves the purposes of understanding.

This fact was raised in a recent Senate inquiry, which examined the cuts.

A UN inquiry has condemned government cuts for "systematic violations" of the rights of disabled people, whether it be the bedroom tax or cuts to disability benefits.

During its first run, the Tories were doing their very best to present themselves as compassionate and caring – but flashes of anger have surfaced as they deal with problems from the Leveson inquiry to public-sector cuts.