A narrowly focused inquiry could miss the towering problem of how so much illegal foreign money, possibly including Chinese Government contributions, got into Democratic accounts.
Toolco thought that only a narrowly focused inquiry was appropriate, but the Board's public counsel not only insisted that the hearings be far-ranging but urged, as a possible solution, that the additional control be disapproved and that the original 1944 proceedings, Docket No. 1182, be reopened to determine whether all control of TWA by Toolco should be terminated.
The attorney general appears to be hoping to keep the inquiry narrowly focused, avoiding what President Obama has said he does not want: a backward looking inquiry into Bush administration policies that distract from his agenda.
Thus our inquiry into whether Congress has the power to abrogate unilaterally the States' immunity from suit is narrowly focused on one question: Was the Act in question passed pursuant to a constitutional provision granting Congress the power to abrogate?
The attorney general would prefer to keep such an inquiry narrowly focused and assign it to a line prosecutor, if possible, rather than appoint a special prosecutor, the person said.
The state inquiry was more narrowly focused on whether the mayor or his aides violated state election law in 2014 by directing campaign donations to county committees to evade limits on contributions to five individual State Senate candidates.
The real question, they say, is why Mr Blair insisted before the war that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction, when none have been found.This was not directly addressed by the Hutton inquiry, which was narrowly focused on the nature of the BBC report and what drove Kelly to suicide.
But Breeden admits his inquiry was "fairly narrowly focused".
Taleyarkhan's detractors complained that the inquiry was too narrowly focused and that they were never contacted by the Purdue committee to express their concerns.
But Breeden admits his inquiry was "fairly narrowly focused". He says: "We came in and looked at the way things run today.
With OL34(1) squibs began to appear with greater frequency a term borrowed from Lingustic Inquiry for shorter and more narrowly focused articles.
