Sentence examples for inquiry one of from inspiring English sources

The inquiry, one of the most aggressive launched by HMRC, is focusing on the activities of Vantis, a stockmarket-listed accountancy firm that employs more than 1,000 people in offices in Britain.

Vince Hessey, of YMCA Wirral, told the inquiry: One of our clients was sanctioned.

Prosecutors and police detectives have interviewed several Transportation Department officials, including some of Mr. Ryan's subordinates and superiors, as part of their inquiry, one of the officials said.

A summary of the quick-turnaround navy inquiry – one of three internal reviews announced after Alexis's killing spree at the Washington navy yard seven days ago – was provided to reporters by a navy official on Monday.

A12 Temperature Study Questioned A public dispute has flared between two Republican House committee chairmen over an inquiry one of them began last month into the integrity of an influential study of global temperature trends.

When video evidence was screened during the inquiry, one of Loretta's relatives stood and made a sudden move toward the bench where the two accused were sitting.

Two inquiries, one of which is led by a retired court of appeal judge, are scrutinising whether police or the Crown Prosecution Service were responsible for suppressing the vital evidence which cleared the names of the 20 protesters.

In response to inquiries, one of the authors wrote: "I can't remember if we did manage to get the second part done, we found very little as you will see from the first report" (Niven, 2009).

Mr. Simon said his help would include "giving evidence to a Federal grand jury on what I know, and suggesting fields of inquiry". One target of that investigation is Mr. Friedman, a close political ally of the Borough President.

With the News of the World story leading to the Leveson inquiry, one area of focus for us has been the Guardian's response to the issues raised and how it ensures ethical values are maintained in its own journalism.

Police officers suggested to the inquiry one consequence of the rise in hunger has been an increase in so-called "survival crime".