Sentence examples for inquiry aims at from inspiring English sources

Feminists argue that the assumptions that science or "objective" inquiry aims at, and achieves, such "absolute" knowledge presupposes a problematic ontology.

Even if there is something to the thought that inquiry aims at truth, it has to be admitted that truth is a rather coarse-grained property of propositions.

On a practical account, critical inquiry aims at creating the reflective conditions necessary for the practical verification of its inquiry, and these conditions are not confined only to democratic institutions, but wherever publics employ critical social theories and methods as the moment of inquiry of their democratic politics.

More than two decades later, Mr. Thompson led another inquiry aimed at the White House.

The inquiry aimed at Mr. Martinez was seen as a warning to Mr. Pastrana not to proceed with his plan.

A defense lawyer for Mr. Noguez said Mr. Cooley was engaged in a one-sided inquiry aimed at "getting" Mr. Noguez.

The impact of mobile phones on pupils' behaviour in lessons is to be investigated as part of a wider inquiry aimed at improving teachers' classroom management.

The writer claims that Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr must be upset by the House's recent decision to launch a full-scale inquiry aimed at the impeachment of Pres.

The prosecutors are leading an inquiry aimed at determining if Mr. Berlusconi, 74, paid for sex with a 17-year-old Moroccan girl who attended parties at one of his villas last year.

Nicknamed "Steely Neelie" during her time in Brussels for tackling Microsoft and other corporate giants, she conducted a two-year inquiry aimed at challenging the power of former national monopoly companies in the oil and gas sectors.

The Women and Equalities Commission is launching an inquiry aimed at ensuring the redrawing of Britain's political map, which will cut the current 650 constituencies to 600, doesn't disadvantage women.