Sentence examples for inquiry submitted from inspiring English sources

Mr Armstrong's own written statement to the inquiry submitted last week makes no reference to the disciplinary.

Ms. Korsonsky, Ms. Nee and others responded to an inquiry submitted through an e-mail network maintained for family members by Arnie Korotkin.

DHAKA, Bangladesh — Criminal charges for "unpardonable negligence" should be brought against the owner of the Bangladesh garment factory where a fire killed 112 people last month, according to a preliminary report from a government inquiry submitted Monday.

Blair, in previously unpublished evidence given to the inquiry, submitted in January 2011 that Britain had to take a frank and considered view of its relationship with the US.

In her written evidence to the Pacac inquiry, submitted in December, Batmanghelidjh was scathing of the conduct of the committee, which she claimed set out to rubbish the work of Kids Company and "failed to conduct an investigation with an open mind".

Quoting from his judgment, he added: "It was due, as counsel to the [Lord Cullen] inquiry submitted, to a combination of incompetent management and inadequate process, the latter consisting in the absence of a process at a higher level for identifying whether those who were responsible for convening such committees were or were not doing so.

To characterize the types of drug and dietary supplement inquiries submitted to the National Center for Drug Free Sport through the Resource Exchange Center RECC).

In response to inquiries submitted by Senator Boxer, the E.P.A. has reported that more than three million Americans have been exposed since 2005 to drinking water with illegal concentrations of arsenic and radioactive elements, both of which have been linked to cancer at small doses.

The record-keeping requirements of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA)  are that employers keep for one year "job applications, resumes, or any other form of employment inquiry whenever submitted to the employer in response to his advertisement or other notice of existing or anticipated job openings, including records pertaining to the failure or refusal to hire any individual".

A DCMS spokesman said: "The secretary of state gave a statement to parliament this week in which he made it clear that he would be co-operating fully with the inquiry and submitting evidence in due course.

Under the rules, accredited coaches on the competition floor have four minutes to lodge an inquiry and submit a $300£22828) fee.