Sentence examples for objective inquiry from inspiring English sources

The bitterly fought-over resolution, which was demanded by the Palestinians and approved by the other 14 Council members, called for an immediate resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and "a speedy and objective inquiry" into the fighting.

"We are cooperating fully with Mr Garcia's ongoing investigation and remain totally confident that any objective inquiry will conclude we won the bid to host the 2022 Fifa World Cup fairly.

These "antirealist" doctrines undermine confidence in the value of disinterested efforts to determine what is true and what is false, and even in the intelligibility of the notion of objective inquiry.

Instead, the Kremlin reported that Mr. Putin discussed her killing with President Bush and stressed "that the Russian law enforcement agencies would make all necessary efforts for an objective inquiry into the tragic death".

But Mooney actually makes a very good point: the personality traits we associate with modern conservatism, above all a lack of openness, make the modern GOP fundamentally hostile to the very idea of objective inquiry.

Ms Triggs says that under international law, Australia must meet its "most basic obligation to protect these people and ensure their safety".Ms Triggs wants a more objective inquiry into the riot than those announced by Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Books about God tend to fall into two categories: objective inquiries into the nature of belief and personal tales of spiritual awakening.

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This school was one of the first to renounce religious orthodoxy of any kind in favour of rational and objective intellectual inquiry, and it was the first where teachers lectured in German (i.e., a vernacular language) rather than in Latin.

Harding's ideal of "strong objectivity" includes both reflexivity and democratic inclusion as the key features of more objective processes of inquiry.

His seemingly contradictory roles — de facto chief of internal affairs officer and ascendant executive with Mr. Murdoch's ear — are raising questions about how robust and objective the internal inquiry can be.