Sentence examples for inquiry group from inspiring English sources

CMA inquiry group chair Philip Marsden said customers would not be "worse off" from the merger.

Its inquiry group then needed time to gather further evidence to come up with workable policy proposals, the regulator said.

But the inquiry group of independent panel members today stated that "customers would not face a reduction in choice, value or lower-quality service as a result of the merger".

Laura Carstensen, chairman of the CC's BAA remedies implementation group and a member of the original CC inquiry group, said: "We are very pleased that BAA has finally agreed to proceed with the sale of Stansted.

A lot of people have a lot of opinions, it seems, and "the inquiry group also wants to ensure it has sufficient time to conclude the further evidence-gathering and analysis required for the final report".

Two members of the inquiry group thought this could be a barrier to entry but it was rejected on the grounds that it was not appropriate to create "regulatory uncertainty" given work already being undertaken by the Bank of England.

Over the next few weeks the conclusions of 20 or so inquiry groups will be fed into the Quadrennial Defence Review.

Organized to be used as both an exploration of the role of facilitating and as a handbook of strategies, this resource covers a range of contexts that include faculty meetings, department meetings, professional learning communities, grade-level teams, and inquiry groups.

David Rousseau PhD BEng FRSA is Director of the Centre for Systems Philosophy, President of the International Society for the Systems Sciences (ISSS), and chairs the ISSS's Systemic Inquiry Groups (SIGs) on 'Systems Philosophy' and on 'Research towards General Systems Theories'.

The computational linguistic analysis of the four linguistic categories (first-person pronouns, emotional words, cognitive lexicon, and insight words) for the three scientific inquiry groups is summarized in Table 2. Group A had a higher usage frequency of first-person pronouns and emotional words.

Among many skills important for successful inquiry is group collaboration because the outcome of scientific projects and experiments depends on how well groups in classrooms or research laboratories function.