Sentence examples for inquiries whether from inspiring English sources

It is made the duty of the district attorney to make complaint of all intrusions upon Indian lands forbidden by the act, and from time to time to make inquiries whether any persons other than Indians are settled upon such lands, and to cause them to be removed in the manner therein prescribed.

Asked by the Chilcot inquiry whether Blair's words were compatible with the advice he received, Goldsmith replies: "No".

He adds that he has used the word "fair" throughout the inquiry – "whether I'm achieving it is another matter".

Would he support a public inquiry now? "I have no objection to some sort of inquiry – whether a public inquiry would be justified, I don't know.

The coroner said that it remained a "legitimate line of inquiry" whether MI6 or other secret agencies were involved in the death.

I have repeatedly asked the inquiry whether any information has in fact been withheld on this basis but have had neither confirmation nor denial.

Asked at the Leveson inquiry whether he had had unsupervised access to material classified top secret or above, he replied "I may have done, yes".

Through a tight grin, she dismissed an inquiry — whether she would stay in Congress if Democrats lost — as "so D.C., like an insider thing," and she accused the news media of predetermining the election results.

Communities bound together by a love of education and inquiry, whether it's the first faltering steps in reading or cutting-edge research, must be re-engineered as fiercely managed "knowledge businesses".

Will Lewis, the former Daily Telegraph editor, has refused to tell the Leveson inquiry whether he knew anything about how the BBC's Robert Peston obtained a leak of a covert interview with Vince Cable from the title's newsroom.

The former culture secretary was asked on Monday by David Barr, counsel to the inquiry, whether she thought there were newspaper stories that could only have come from phone hacking.