Sentence examples similar to need for inquiry from inspiring English sources

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Updated at 12.04pm GMT 11.25am GMT Patten says the BBC was "slow" to accept the need for an inquiry into the Newsnight decision to drop its Savile inquiry.

That is why there is an urgent need for the inquiry to conclude its work".

Palaniappan Chidambaram, India's finance minister, said he was "happy" a settlement had been reached and saw no need for any inquiry.

Stories such as this underline the need for an inquiry to get to the bottom of what happened after 11 September".

Vladimir Smirnoff, 48, who drives a transporter in the mine, said workers did not understand the need for the inquiry, given that the earlier one had absolved the company.

PA's editor pointed out that his reporters take up issues stemming from court cases or news stories that suggests a need for further inquiry.

Gordon Brown had dismissed the need for an inquiry yesterday afternoon after receiving assurances from Whitehall department heads that no improper influence was exerted.

A spokesman at the Met Office, which jointly produces global temperature datasets with the Climate Research Unit, said there was no need for an inquiry.

She said there was no need for an inquiry, but would expect police to investigate if there were any evidence of the law being broken.

The prime minister's spokesman said that Brown did not "see any need" for an inquiry of the kind demanded earlier today by David Cameron and Nick Clegg.