Sentence examples for inquiries is missing from inspiring English sources

As such, the focus of the government inquiries is missing a key component.

Look for such things as client inquiries being missed because employees were not at their desk or workers who became unfocused following (or before) the meeting and missed a business opportunity.

The investigation was spurred by the March 2012 publication of a muckraking book about UBS, Ces 600 milliards qui manquent à la France – Enquête au cœur de l'évasion fiscale ("Those 600 billion which France is missing – Inquiry into the heart of tax evasion"), which estimated the amount of tax income lost to UBS-controlled offshore accounts at €600 billion.

"The most important thing is missing," was the response of American professors and university presidents to inquiries from Germany.

In spite of this, our data captures a feature of inquiry that is missed by hospital-based studies: population estimates include injuries that arise from community-based sources.

At the same time, a law enforcement official said yesterday that a potentially important piece of evidence in the inquiry -- a pillowcase -- was missing.

A number of her brushes with the criminal inquiry that dogged the Clintons are missing from the calendars' pages.

Several of the deceased were said to bear signs of torture after their corpses were handed back to their families by British personnel at Camp Abu Naji, while the Iraqi death certificates recorded that one man's penis had been removed and two bodies were missing eyes, the inquiry was told on Monday.

"Really, I think that we're missing a public inquiry that would shed light on how everything came about".

Moreover, we are all finite cognitive agents, i.e. something will always be missing in our assumptions about every object of research inquiry.

PwC reported that many files were missing and the council did not fully co-operate with the inquiry.