Sentence examples similar to long term inquiry from inspiring English sources
In its latest annual report in July, the ISC described its investigations into rendition operations as a "detailed and long-term inquiry into an important issue [which] is expected to occupy the committee for some time".
Separately, the foreign affairs select committee is to undertake a long-term inquiry into the Foreign Office's approach to political Islam over the past decade, including the UK's approach to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
And by 2016, the EPA plans to launch a similar long-term inquiry into effects on human health, including an evaluation of outcomes such as fetal formation, says Cook.
Rapid ethnographic approaches, or "quick ethnography," represents an adaptation of traditional (long term) anthropological inquiry with an aim to reduce the duration of time for fieldwork in order to provide timely insights to program planners, evaluators and stakeholders [ 21].
In the long term, however, the British backed Iraq and rejected an international inquiry into the killings, fearing that this may provoke further massacres against Christians.
"Think long term," he said.
