Sentence examples for its enquiry from inspiring English sources

Facebook has repeatedly ignored the DCMS committee's requests that its CEO and founder appear before it — preferring to send various minions to answer questions related to its enquiry into online disinformation and the role of social media in politics and democracy.

In a 2006 submission to the Science and Technology Committee (of which I was a member) during its enquiry into Drug Classification, the CHW has itself accused the ACMD of being infiltrated with pro-liberalisation experts.

Earlier this year the UK government dropped its enquiry into fraud in the al-Yamamah arms sale to Saudi Arabia by BAE citing potential damage to the UK's "national security and our highest priority foreign policy objectives in the Middle East".

"We're examining exactly what data has gone where," he said, saying it's looking into "about half a dozen" entities — but declining to name names while its enquiry remains ongoing.

Facebook's oversight — or rather lack of it — where user data is concerned has been a major focus for the committee, as its enquiry into disinformation and data misuse has unfolded and scaled over the course of this year, ballooning in scope and visibility since the Cambridge Analytica story blew up into a global scandal this April.

Its strength lies in the depth of its enquiry and its ability to capture the complexity of the evidence base and value judgements underlying the range of different views.

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.

The Met said it had received no complaint, although its enquiries were continuing.

The Insolvency Service has also ended its enquiries.

The Yard acknowledged its contact with the three teenagers but insisted its enquiries had been routine.

If the procedure for previous disciplinary cases is followed, Clattenburg is likely to be the last person that the FA interview as part of its enquiries.