Sentence examples for inquiries raised from inspiring English sources

One of the many inquiries raised regards the possibility that the ubiquity of the Times and the illusion of its neutrality combine to leave it less scrutinized than other media.

Fragments of new evidence from the trial and from Guardian inquiries raise more questions.

"Finally, and most importantly, we must remember that, whilst the findings of Sir Paul's inquiries raise important issues, Michael Todd was an exceptional Chief Constable who made a significant contribution to improving policing in Greater Manchester and making our communities safer.

The government inquiries "raise serious questions about the nature of the cooperation between the government and those who seek to make films about sensitive and important issues," Mr. Smith said in a brief statement.

The IPCC's initial inquiry raised "significant concerns".

Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, said the new inquiry raised the pressure on North Korea beyond the usual "routine condemnations".

Mr. Willoughby said he requested the investigation after a State Board of Elections inquiry raised questions about the payments for campaign air travel.

Megrahi is now fighting to overturn his conviction after an official miscarriage of justice inquiry raised doubts over the case.

It is hard to remember now what hopes the Iraq inquiry raised when it opened in November 2009.

The Netflix inquiry raised concerns that the commission felt could be addressed more broadly, according to a person briefed on the matter.

Though it had been known for weeks that the e-mail messages were missing, today's opening of a criminal inquiry raised the seriousness of the issue.