Sentence examples for inquiry in making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graham said he did not want to get ahead of his own inquiry in making a final determination about any intelligence lapses.

It is feared that because the scheme's character has changed fundamentally there is also the additional prospect of the scheme being called in by the deputy prime minister, which would mean a public inquiry causing lengthy delays in making progress".

Fred, Thank you much for your inquiry and your interest in making BU a part of your estate planning!

The leftwing Irish parliamentarian Mick Wallace sparked the Stormont inquiry after making comments in the Dáil that £7m was set aside in an Isle of Man bank account for a Northern Ireland politician to aid the selloff.

In its last update, in November, the inquiry said making progress was dependent on the "satisfactory completion" of discussions about the disclosure of private material, including 25 notes from Mr Blair to President Bush and more than 130 records of conversations between either Mr Blair or Gordon Brown and the former US president.

The precise reason that the treads on certain Firestone tires on Ford Explorers have been peeling off with deadly consequences is not yet clear, but evidence emerging in Congressional inquiries is making it increasingly apparent that both companies were aware of the safety problems long before they took action to address them.

"Others may disagree but I personally believe that is the useful contribution a public inquiry can make in this situation".

Vital status was obtained from the National Death Index every 6 months, and the last inquiry was made in March 2006 with a censoring date for the analysis on 31 December 2005.

He made the inquiry in the form of an animated short, of course.

The decision to conduct the children in detention inquiry was made when I was still at the Commission in 2013.

However James has concluded that Richard Parry, a 22-year-old local jack-the-lad, who was also a suspect in the inquiry, had made a prank call to Wallace, sending him on a wild goose chase in retaliation for the older man's decision to shop him for fiddling the books at the Prudential, losing Parry his job.