Sentence examples for more thorough inquiry from inspiring English sources
The committee, notably, deep-sixed the recommendation from its new advisory panel, the Office of Congressional Ethics, to open a more thorough inquiry into two of the seven: Representatives Peter Visclosky, a Democrat of Indiana, and Todd Tiahrt, a Republican of Kansas.
A defender of the principle of causality, Buridan asserted a modified version of traditional moral determinism, declaring that men must will what presents itself as the greater good but that the will is free to delay the reason's judgment by suggesting a more thorough inquiry into the value of motives.
According one well-placed source with knowledge of Operation Raker, the RAF police investigation into the death, there were some at the MoD who were concerned about the possible consequences of a more thorough inquiry: people who were filled with dread at the thought that it could lead to accusations that British forces and others had been involved in crimes against humanity.
Caroline Peattie, executive director of the fair housing group, acknowledged that's a small sample, but she said she believes there's enough evidence to warrant an investigation by HUD, which has the resources for a more thorough inquiry.
Since disclosing Mr. Sokol's trades one month ago, Berkshire has conducted what it says are more thorough inquiries into the matter and found more of what Mr. Buffett called "pretty damning evidence" that it has forwarded to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
But more thorough research can help, Mr. van der Zel said.
Nevertheless, this issue requires more thorough research.
A rape victim and an assault victim have used the HRA to receive compensation for inadequate investigation or prosecution of the alleged crimes committed against them and the families of murder victims have used the act to obtain a more thorough public inquiry into their deaths.
The French government later ordered a more thorough judicial inquiry, which employed ballistics experts and concluded in 2012 that the shots emanated from Camp Kanombe, an area controlled at the time by the Rwandan army; this report reaffirmed the initial theory that Hutu extremists assassinated Habyarimana.
Other NEL writers were more thorough in their research methods.
"We have consistently demanded that the sanctions should be eased only after specific details [about the abductees] emerged", she told the Asahi Shimbun, a newspaper.Japan nonetheless elected to lift sanctions once it learned that North Korea's inquiry may prove more thorough or sincere than previous probes.
