Sentence examples for maintain the inquiry from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, according to Congolese and United Nations officials and American diplomats, Washington was applying strong pressure on Mr. Annan to maintain the inquiry.

One would have thought, given the huge significance and public interest in the Leveson inquiry, not to mention the cost to taxpayers, that to maintain the inquiry's reputation for professionalism the judge would want something like this cleared up properly and quickly.

The report focused on suspended chief of police Graham Power, who said he has always maintained the inquiry could have been handled differently.

"I am obviously concerned about the security of the information that is available and to maintain the integrity of the inquiry as we move forward," Leveson said.

Democrats have denounced both the panel and the hearing as a witch hunt focused on Clinton that has cost taxpayers more than $4.5 million, while Republicans maintain that the inquiry will help determine what really happened in the lead-up and day of the attack on the US Mission.

While this proposal may worry secular philosophers of religion, Moser is not out of keeping with the pre-Christian Platonic tradition that maintained that inquiry into the good, the true, and the beautiful involved inquiry in which the inquirer needed to endeavor to be good, true, and beautiful.

The purpose of his inquiry is to maintain the morals and obligations of the Presidency in the case of a President who does not.

The 11 Palestinian groups said an internal inquiry was needed to maintain the credibility of Palestinians who want to see Israel punished for its actions during the war.

This is a reminder that, as in Watergate, senate and house committees may continue to play a central role in maintaining the momentum of inquiries at the same time as Mr Mueller continues his investigation.

Bill Shorten is attempting to shrug off his internal concerns by pushing ahead with efforts to pressure the government on a banking royal commission, including proceeding with procedural motions in the House of Representatives later this week designed to maintain pressure for the inquiry.

The TV presenter told the Guardian there were "too many" supermarkets but after four Competition Commission inquiries maintained the status quo she saw little scope to bring about change in this area: "I would stop it [supermarket expansion]," Portas said.