Sentence examples similar to make a diligent inquiry from inspiring English sources

Upon the petitioner's demand, Texas had a constitutional duty to make a diligent, good-faith effort to bring him before the Harris County court for trial.

In a strong, steady voice, Mr. Pirro said: "I clearly did not fulfill my responsibilities to make a diligent enough effort to disclose my tax returns.

In deciding how in-depth their funding sources should be investigated, authors are expected to make a diligent effort to identify sources of funding and report that information.

"Most schools were making a diligent attempt".

White makes a diligent, often delightful, stab at rendering complex subjects and complex times comprehensible.

Jeremy Budd made a diligent if unmemorable Evangelist; Robert Davies's gracious Mache dich was deeply moving.

The next day Josiah "made a diligent and fruitless search for Uncle Whit's (Lieut. Reed's) body".

The police didn't make a single inquiry".

The physician needs to make a careful inquiry about a past history of pustulosis.

Before building the way it made diligent inquiry, but could not discover the owner of the placer claim in question, Strickley standing by without objecting or making known his rights while the company put up its structure.

The potential user would be required to make a "reasonably diligent" search for the owner of the copyright before proceeding.