Sentence examples for inquiries to proceed from inspiring English sources

Some officials, including Leslie R. Caldwell, the prosecutor who leads the Justice Department's Enron Task Force, have been said to be responsible for ensuring that there is sufficient manpower and support for the two related inquiries to proceed unimpeded.

The committee's Democratic chairman, Representative Silvestre Reyes of Texas, and its top Republican, Representative Peter Hoekstra of Michigan, responded by refusing to put off the investigation, saying there were many precedents for Congressional inquiries to proceed in parallel with criminal investigations.

Leveson himself said on Wednesday after a telephone discussion with Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary: "Although I have seen requests for other inquiries and other investigations, it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed".

Phenomenon-based research establishes and describes the empirical facts and constructs that enable scientific inquiry to proceed.

The moral is that relying on falsifications is sometimes, but not always, the best way for inquiry to proceed.

Despite a guarantee by Britannia at the inquiry to proceed with the development, by February 2012 Britannia had reconsidered its plans.

Pentagon officials said Adm. Thomas Fargo, commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, would accept the unanimous recommendation of a Navy court of inquiry not to proceed with a court-martial but will conduct an administrative hearing this week.

"'I think it is important in the tragic case that took place that the coroner's inquiry is allowed to proceed properly.

In each area of inquiry Philolaus appears to proceed by identifying the minimum number of archai, "beginnings" or "starting points," necessary to explain the phenomena in that area (Huffman 1993, 78 92).

The committee seems suddenly to be in a rush to decide before the August recess whether to drop the inquiry or allow it to proceed.

In China, criminal investigations against senior officials are usually opened only after party investigators complete their inquiries and leaders decide whether to proceed to the courts.