Sentence examples similar to judicious inquiry from inspiring English sources
Your editorial on the Chilcot inquiry (23 November) is judicious and balanced, but surely your implicit criticism of Sir Lawrence Freedman (which others have expressed explicitly) is questionable.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
Republicans consider him to be the best insurance that the impeachment inquiry will be perceived as judicious and will win public respect.
With a judicious use of Web sites to back up more old-fashioned inquiries, it's possible to put together an itinerary of historic homes, outdoor pursuits, gardens and other attractions.
This from BBC home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani is a judicious analysis of the issues facing Pitchford, drawing a particular parallel with another inquiry - into allegations of torture and rendition by the British state - in which many of the participants walked out.
Judicial/Judicious Judicial means "connected with a court of law"; judicious means "wise".
We trust other council members are paying attention to what Mr. Orange aptly called the "new sheriff in town". Not only has the board filled a void in which city officials were rarely held to account, but its investigation of Mr. Orange, along with its earlier inquiry into council member Jim Graham (D-Ward 1), shows a grounded and judicious approach.
A painstaking inquiry into all the problems confronting the new nation laid the basis for a series of judicious recommendations to Congress in his first message.
