Sentence examples for inquiry to avoid from inspiring English sources

Some of them might try to capitalize on the inquiry to avoid making good on their pledges.

Until today, the White House had declined to comment on the inquiry to avoid being accused of trying to influence it.

David Cameron, whose party relies on City donors for more than half its income, wants a narrowly Libor-focused parliamentary inquiry to avoid the bigger picture and focus blame on New Labour's enthusiasm for "light touch regulation" in the runup to the crash.

Mr Brown has been accused of trying, in his attempt to keep the inquiry private, to avoid embarrassment for Labour in the run-up to a general election.

The findings, which have not been formally announced and will end the commission's work, appear to reflect the desire of the conservative government of President Lee Myung-bak to wrap up the inquiry and to avoid antagonizing the United States.

UK officials should ensure that alleged victims and NGOs are consulted over the conduct of the future inquiry to help avoid another inadequate outcome.

"A cynic would think the timing of the first minister's announcement of an inquiry was designed to avoid answering any questions in his weekly question session about a potential conflict of interest.

Despite the inquiry being designed to "avoid blame", the then foreign secretary, David Miliband, subsequently claimed it could blame "whoever it likes".

This month, the parliament is set to pass the budget and in recent days Mr Singh has hurriedly been negotiating details of such an inquiry in order to avoid another log-jam.

With the criminal cases flowing from the phone hacking scandal expected to continue for months, if not years, the Leveson inquiry has sought to avoid prejudicing the criminal proceedings by steering clear of any detailed examination of the wrongdoing at the tabloids.

With the criminal cases flowing from the phone hacking scandal expected to continue for months, if not years, the Leveson inquiry has sought to avoid prejudicing other legal proceedings by steering clear of any detailed examination of the wrongdoing at the tabloids.