Sentence examples for it enquiry from inspiring English sources

As he put it, "Enquiry … [into] the pure understanding itself, its possibility and the cognitive faculties upon which it rests … is of great importance for my chief purpose, … [but] does not form an essential part of it" (Axvii).

Data protection laws regarding minors tend to be more stringent so that may be one area the ICO intends to investigate, although it said its enquiries are at too early a stage to comment beyond the above statement as yet.

State of the Nation never flags in its analysis or its urgent enquiry; it is as good an account of the postwar theatre as I know of, though distinctly tendentious.

Such an ongoing process evaluation will inevitably have an impact on the intervention as it proceeds; enquiry about cause and effect based on Realistic Evaluation principles can also be incorporated into the intervention in order to strengthen its internal evaluative management function.

It was first supposed, by those who examined the body, that some artificial means had been employed to protect it from putrefaction, but, on enquiry, it was not ascertained that this was the case.

A denial-of-service attack involves hackers paralysing a website by bombarding it with enquiries.

It says enquiries to agents overall are up by 16% year-on-year, at their second highest ever monthly level.

Accentuating the positive is an accepted technique to build organisational change, it is called appreciative enquiry and it involves people sharing stories of success to build positive momentum.

'Point of origin' is a relevant concept, not simply because it is materially the first to appear but because it refers to the sys-net's object of enquiry: it is this 'descriptum' that will be described in every part of a sys-net ushered in by the point of origin.

It was an enquiry and I'm furious that it's got out," Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio.

In its statement, the PCC said it had held the 2007 enquiry because it believed the Goodman case "threatened to undermine public confidence in investigative journalism".