Sentence examples for inquiries if from inspiring English sources
Dalton's survey included open-ended inquiries — "If you had to pick three words to describe the culture at Dalton, what would they be?" — and opportunities to choose from an alphabetized list of values, like confidence, empathy, athleticism and intelligence.
Earlier both Mr Kershaw and Mr Clark said some witnesses had only agreed to speak to their separate inquiries if they were given an assurance that their evidence would not be passed on to the other one.
Malcolm Turnbull has resisted calls for the royal commission into Northern Territory juvenile detention to be broadened to detention systems in other states and territories, saying they could hold separate inquiries if they wanted.
The bureau has turned its inventory data over to the Justice Department's inspector general for further investigation, which could lead to criminal inquiries if circumstances warrant it, the officials said.
After several rounds of trying to get Barbie to talk, I discover she'll answer my inquiries if I preface them with "Barbie, can I ask you a question?" Tomorrow, an inquisition.
Nowadays HMRC, after controversy over avoiding UK tax, claims to subject non-dom applicants in Ashcroft's position to the prospect of searching inquiries: "If you say you have a non-UK domicile … especially if you were born in the UK, we might want an in-depth examination of your background, lifestyle and intentions over the course of your lifetime".
May insists that the right course is a panel inquiry, which "if the chair requests" can later be converted into a statutory inquiry.
The largely inadequate BC inquiry raises the question: If a national inquiry were ever launched, would it even be successful?
He told the inquiry: "If staff get minimal training, they do not have confidence.
They can go further and hold a full inquiry if they decide that there is a case to answer.
A constable told the inquiry: "If an ethnic officer complains he is more likely to be ostracised by his colleagues".
