Sentence examples for made inquiries of from inspiring English sources

He made inquiries of CBS and was told that this was Sir Thomas himself.

In addition, many of Mr. Gore's backers said that if he faced Mr. McCain in a general election, the senator's efforts to attack on campaign finance could be neutralized by his having been one of the Keating Five, a group of senators who at various times made inquiries of federal regulators on behalf of Charles H. Keating Jr., a corrupt savings and loan operator.

In question time on Thursday Turnbull said he had made inquiries of "my ministers, and can say to the House as a result of those inquiries I'm satisfied that the minister for justice acted in the full knowledge of the prime minister's office at that time".

In a recent incident in which persons became infected with toxigenic Vibrio cholerae after eating raw whitebait (outbreak 13), INFOSAN Emergency made inquiries of the exporting country and confirmed that fish had not been exported to other countries and that no outbreak was observed locally (15 ).

It says the MP made inquiries on behalf of both brothers, particularly Gopichand Hinduja.

Miner didn't immediately write a story, but did makes inquiries of executives at Journatic.

And Chinese buyers are thought to be making inquiries of Goldman, should it want to sell its operations.

But even if the buyer is not obligated to make inquiries of the seller, additional steps may be necessary in order to obtain remedies for nondelivery.

He deduces that Jin-xi cannot possibly be the bumbling bumpkin he pretends to be, but must rather be a lost member of the dreaded 72 Demons gang, which soon shows up, making inquiries of its own.

He said that no formal search for an artistic director had yet begun but that the recently formed art transition committee was "making inquiries throughout the nation, and people are making inquiries of us".

Albert Ho, a solicitor who acted for the former NSA contractor in Hong Kong, told the Guardian that Snowden has asked him to make inquiries of the authorities about their intentions.