Sentence examples for its inquiry to from inspiring English sources
advising it to restrict its inquiry to matters he thinks are relevant and telling it what evidence it can and can't have.
advising it to restrict its inquiry to matters he thinks are relevant and telling it what evidence it can and can't have..
The agency has hinted that it may expand its inquiry to other Wall Street firms.
If the agency finds reason for concern, it would upgrade its inquiry to an engineering analysis, which ultimately could lead to a recall or, if the agency finds no cause for concern, no further action.
On the same day, Scotland Yard, facing criticism for what some people called a lax investigation, said it was reopening its inquiry to consider the new material and to review the evidence seized in 2006 and some of the decisions taken then.
On Nov. 9, 2007, Mr. Soares's office said it was reopening its inquiry to investigate possible discrepancies between what Mr. Dopp told investigators from the district attorney's office and what he subsequently told the state's Public Integrity Commission while under oath.
A start must be made somewhere, and if the principles this Court has announced, and to which the Court today makes some deference, are to have any meaning, it must be up to the State to make some at least plausible disclosure of its lawmaking interest so that the relevance of its inquiries to it may be tested.
Last year, Supreme Court Judge Lord Thomas called on the CCRC to no longer limit its inquiries to these types of cases, pointing out it was the "safety net" should there be any possibility a wrongful conviction had been made.
Even without subpoena power, which it should have, the office referred about a third of its inquiries to the ethics committee for further consideration.
She referred its inquiries to a number in Washington which turned out to be the CIA.
There is no more solemn duty for a news organization than to keep its inquiries to itself — and later pose them to politicians without a sneak peek.
