Sentence examples for inquiry intended from inspiring English sources

Is the Leveson inquiry intended to produce new law?

The Article 32 hearing, as it is called, is roughly the equivalent of a grand jury inquiry, intended to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to continue to a full court-martial.

From now on, any Congress dissatisfied with the policies of a particular administration or the personal behavior of any President could simply conduct an ongoing, costly and distracting inquiry intended to limit and dilute the President's authority.

For an inquiry intended to examine rigorously difficult issues, such as whether foreign ownership of the big clubs makes them less committed to promoting English talent, questions will be asked about the rigour of Dyke's appointments.

Congress's eagerness to shed the burden making the decision by passing resolutions that purportedly "authorized" the president to decide whether to start a war denied the nation the careful Congressional inquiry intended by the Constitution.

A Navy court of inquiry intended to answer questions about how a nuclear attack submarine rammed and sank a Japanese fishing trawler ended in Honolulu, but it raised as many troubling issues as it resolved.

Clare Short is upset that the Chilcot inquiry intends to criticise her.

The inquiry intends to determine whether fees paid to placement agents amount to bribes to associates of pension fund officials.

Millett listed a number of questions that the inquiry intends ultimately to answer, including: how was it that combustible material was used?

Under this process, those whom the inquiry intends to criticise are given a copy of passages of the draft report to enable them to respond.

Heywood said he was not subject to the "Maxwellisation" procedure under which people whom the inquiry intends to criticise are given the chance to respond.