Sentence examples similar to narrow inquiries from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cheney argued that even this narrow inquiry into the workings of the executive branch violated the separation of powers.

The British authorities had sought a narrow inquiry focusing more on technical issues, apparently to prevent the emergence of broader issues that could damage relations with Moscow.

The officials argue that the judge has to defer to the Justice Department and can conduct only a relatively narrow inquiry that examines whether the government has satisfied the requirement that the decree is in the public interest.

They say that no matter what the outcome, the university will not be served by what they argue is a narrow inquiry that treats the basketball coach with more deference than faculty members.

As CFAs were widely perceived to enhance access to justice for ordinary people – who otherwise could not afford to sue for defamation – it was simply impossible to get any groundswell of support from fellow MPs for such a narrow inquiry.

Accounts from both publications, however, predict a very narrow inquiry.

The language suggests a narrow inquiry, but authorized investigation could also be interpreted to refer to the ongoing pursuit of all possible terrorists.

That final reckoning is overdue and so far absent from the narrower inquiries done by Congress and individual agencies.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is conducting a separate and narrower inquiry that will focus on Mr. Ludwig's and Mr. Garry's letter, officials said.

"is not to interpret that statute as we think best but rather the narrower inquiry into whether the NLRB's construction was 'sufficiently reasonable' to be accepted by a reviewing court.

The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal reported that Ms. Reno was thinking about a narrower inquiry by an independent counsel, focusing on former deputy White House chief of staff Harold Ickes or the telephone solicitations by Vice President Gore.