But exactly this sort of inquiry is instituted each time such a disaster occurs.
A departmental inquiry was instituted against the police inaction.
And it was Harper, coming into power on the back of a Liberal government that was mired in a litany of corruption inquiries, that instituted broad accountability and transparency rules, and forced big-money donations out of politics.
An "inquiry has been instituted to find out whether they died because of poaching or were electrocuted," he said.
The government shut down Labor's call for a royal commission, successfully amending the motion to instead question why Labor had not instituted an inquiry when it was in government.
It was probably as bad as it can get in cricket, and the England and Wales Cricket Board instituted an inquiry.
The British government has instituted an inquiry headed by a former British official, John Chilcot, into the whys and wherefores of the British participation in attacking Saddam's Iraq in 2003.
I want to make it clear that the Swedish Government had been responding to the criticism for a long time and had instituted an inquiry that was completed last year.
The University of Berlin attained world renown for its modern curriculum, its impartial and nondogmatic spirit of intellectual inquiry, and its specialized scientific research institutes, in which many basic techniques of laboratory experimentation were pioneered.
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These individuals represented the main settings in Quebec for research and inquiry into KT in population health: universities, research institutes and centres, health and social services agencies, and public health organizations.
