Sentence examples for inquiry tests from inspiring English sources
The Rule 23(b)(3) predominance inquiry tests whether proposed classes are sufficiently cohesive to warrant adjudication by representation.
ASSOCIATED PRESS JPMorgan Chase Inquiry Tests U.S. Law on Buying Influence Abroad | The investigation of reports that JPMorgan Chase hired scores of children of powerful government officials in Asia will test how broadly the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act applies to almost commonplace conduct by firms, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.
In one part of the forest, the Savile frenzy rages on, far ahead of police inquiries testing the evidence for it.
This is an intense and extended inquiry that tests hypotheses you have formulated in the course of developing your picture of the situation.
But within hours, counterterrorism officers joined homicide detectives in the inquiry after tests on the cartridge cases of the 16 bullets fired at Mr. Giolias, 37, were linked to weapons used in attacks by Greece's deadliest active guerrilla group, the Sect of Revolutionaries.
Pupils should be barred from resitting their A-levels to give the exam results more credibility, says the head of a government inquiry into testing.
Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, has called the inquiry "a test of justice for the law-enforcement organs".
The single inquiry, the test, is jurisdiction.' In re Grimley, 1890, 137 U.S. 147, 150, 11 S.Ct.
The workers, who were employed by G4S Public Services and worked for Lincolnshire police, were among five suspended as part of an inquiry into "test calls" earlier this year.
Lawmakers here acknowledged that they were still sorting through the parameters of such an inquiry, barely tested in Illinois and never completed in the case of a governor.
He pleaded that the inquiry was "testing an ageing" memory of events that took place up to 11 years ago but seeming to contradict himself, later said: "There are very few days I don't think about it [the collapse of the bank].
