Sentence examples for inquiry points from inspiring English sources

Alas, the trove of evidence produced during this latest inquiry points to systemic conflicts of interest in investment trading, research and banking.

All inquiry points to the fact that the war in Iraq has contributed significantly to this disaffection, and for that I take my share of responsibility.

Condemning the secretive process whereby the advice from the then attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, was compiled, the inquiry points out that Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, first asked him to consider the legality of an invasion in December 2002.

"The government has ambitions to help many more people with mental health problems back into work but, as this inquiry points out, the current approach is cruel, inappropriate and doesn't work".

"The outcome of the people's inquiry points compellingly to the conclusion that the real culprits behind the 9/11 attacks were not a group of Islamic jihadists acting alone out of no other motivation than religious zealotry," reads the piece.

With regard to the inquiry points for SPS and TBT, a majority of WTO members had established these by 1999.

This line of inquiry pointed to the well-watered uplands around the fringe of the Fertile Crescent: Iraqi Kurdistan, northern Syria, and the eastern Mediterranean coast.

As the University of Tasmania's submission to the Senate's innovation inquiry pointed out, patents are expensive to maintain and not necessarily reflective of commercial opportunity.

Leaks from the inquiry point to evidence in the prosecutors' hands that CIA agents did not just sneak into Italy and snatch Abu Omar, but also notified SISMI of their plans, and perhaps even got help from it.

A parliamentary inquiry largely dismissed her complaints, but the subsequent years-long Scorpions inquiry pointed to Mr. Zuma, his adviser Schabir Shaik and a French contractor, Thomson-CSF, in a corrupt arrangement to sell ships to South Africa's navy.

Campaigners have welcomed the inquiry, pointing out that an investigation is only triggered if the CRPD considers the submission of "reliable information indicating grave and systematic violation" of disabled people's rights is strong enough to warrant further scrutiny.