Sentence examples for narrow inquiry from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Republicans have a thin margin in the House, however, and Mr. Bush's allies there may well back his position that a narrower inquiry, like that already being undertaken by the Senate and House intelligence committees, is preferable.

Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a full parliamentary inquiry of the banking sector, as well as a narrower inquiry specifically into the Libor market, but Mr Moore believes this does not go far enough.

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

"We're trying to narrow our inquiries and collect more evidence.