Sentence examples for inquiry notes from inspiring English sources

The inquiry, notes Owen, was highly unusual in one key regard.

Two days later, General Fiscus called a staff member at home and loudly upbraided him for his staff's handling of the First Command inquiry, notes in the JAG files show.

The inquiry notes that there were several futile efforts to set up a national registry in which U.K. nuclear facility workers could volunteer for postmortem studies.

As the inquiry notes, there's a "high risk of overdose deaths among" ex-prisoners who've struggled with opioid use in the past.

The deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, played down the prospect of a broader inquiry, noting "the wider you make it, the longer it takes".

Some observers applaud this financial motive for medical inquiry, noting that remarkable progress is gained when creative people get to share in the profits generated by their work.

UCL was the first English university to admit members of any race or religion, and its secular tradition remains an important part of its character, the inquiry noted.

Most recently, the government set up the Carnell inquiry to look at a limited number of small business cases that arose from a parliamentary inquiry, noted for their "questionable treatment" by the banks.

Submissions to the inquiry noted that far from being a stopgap, consumers use payday loans on a recurring basis – with the credit worsening, rather than stabilising, a difficult financial position.

Mick Antoniw, Assembly Member for Pontypridd, is also pushing for an inquiry, noting that in relation to Orgreave: "No action was taken against the police in respect of fabrication of evidence or the attempt to pervert the course of justice".

A subsequent inquiry noted that "inasmuch as the selectee was to be rejected on an organic basis" -- the eardrum -- "the diagnosis of psychoneurosis, severe was not added to the list.