Sentence examples similar to overt inquiries from inspiring English sources
The statement says: "Free and frank intellectual inquiry is under assault by overt legislative acts and by a chilling effect of secrecy and intimidation in the government, media and on college campuses.
"This should include training to tackle overt and covert racism and institutional racism". The inquiry, chaired by Sir John Blofeld, a retired high court judge, reviewed David Bennett's care over the 17 years leading up to his death.
Their sensibility may fairly be said to be "liberal" in the sense that liberal education is liberal — that is, open-minded and urbane, with a preference for empirical inquiry over dogmatic conclusion-mongering — but what little overt political commentary they offer hovers around the moderate middle.
In Parmenides, the principal interlocutor (not Socrates he is here portrayed as a promising, young philosopher in need of further training but rather the pre-Socratic from Elea who gives the dialogue its name: Parmenides) subjects the forms to withering criticism, and then consents to conduct an inquiry into the nature of oneness that has no overt connection to his critique of the forms.
The UN has set up a inquiry into the events of last May, but Butenis thinks any overt foreign push for prosecutions would be counter-productive.
In a phone interview, Henderson said "the inquiry could help to confirm or dispel the prevailing suspicions that the fires are the overt product of racial bigotry and purposeful intimidation". In NationsBank Corp.'s back yard, black churches are being torched.
In his opening statement to the public inquiry into the death of Victoria Climbié, lead counsel Neil Garnham, QC, said there was "no evidence of overt racism" in the agencies that failed to protect the African girl from her murderers.
