Sentence examples for inquiry was established from inspiring English sources

Miliband said: "The inquiry was established six years ago, after our combat operations had ended.

The Leveson inquiry was established after the hacking scandal peaked in July 2011.

The inquiry was established in 1998 but until this year only two men admitted membership of either wing of the IRA.

A presidential commission of inquiry was established two years ago to investigate earlier claims of abuses in the war, which ended last month.

The inquiry was established to look into the death, apparently by suicide, of David Kelly, a Defense Ministry weapons expert who was the source of a disputed BBC report casting doubt on the government's handling of intelligence on Iraq.

Dodson said the juvenile detention inquiry was established without enough care and described the Four Corners report that sparked it as a "mighty indictment of our justice system and our country".

Finally, at the end of November, a former Tory party chairman, Grant Shapps, resigns over the debacle and an independent inquiry is established to look at the allegations.

The motion before the house was that "a commission of inquiry be established to investigate the impact of the government's welfare reforms on the incidence of poverty".

Hundreds of academics from Oxford and Cambridge have signed a letter to the British government demanding that the planned increase in tuition fees to £9,000 from £3,290 be halted and a public commission of inquiry be established to look into the plan.

If these factors are considered in the community setting, then two separate lines of inquiry are established.

But he did not say that public inquiries were established simultaneously with criminal investigations in other cases; an example is the Bloody Sunday killings of unarmed civil rights demonstrators in 1972.