Sentence examples for inquiry opens from inspiring English sources

March 18 1999 The public inquiry opens under the chairmanship of professor Ian Kennedy.

The ethics inquiry opens days of scheduled meetings involving FIFA's 208 national members before their annual congress on Wednesday.

The congressional commission's inquiry opens up a new front in the corruption inquiries that Rolls-Royce is facing.

The Bloody Sunday tribunal's repeated use of the term "unjustifiable" throughout the 5,000-page 5,000-paged its vereportthandsolditss had lied to the inquiry, opens up the possibility of legal action against former troops inverdictin thatatrocity, although the report left it to othersoldiersly legal judgments as to whadher victims had been murdered or unliedully killed.

But including local ordinances as grounds for an immigration inquiry opens all kinds of tantalizing harassment possibilities for officials like Joe Arpaio the notorious but popular Arizona sheriff who has made it his personal mission to root out undocumented aliens from the state by launching crime sweeps in Latino communities on the flimsiest of pretexts.

A1 N.S.A. Spying Inquiry Opens The ethics office of the Justice Department has begun a review of the department's role in the National Security Agency's domestic eavesdropping program, a move that could shed light on internal dissension over the legal status of the program.

The formal legal inquiry, opened by General Allen on Feb.

The inquiry opened in March 2013 and clubs involved included PSV Eindhoven and MVV Maastricht.

The inquiry opened by the justice authorities will establish the precise circumstances of this tragedy".

The second inquiry, opened on the European Commission's own initiative, concerns claims of discriminatory behavior toward competing suppliers of mainframe maintenance services.

The queries are among about 120 questions sent as part of the European Union's inquiry, opened late last year, into possible antitrust abuses by Google.