Sentence examples for particular inquiries from inspiring English sources

"What we're trying to do specifically right now," said Eric Witmondt, the chief executive of GVA Williams, which is based in Parsippany, "is to create a database to accommodate any particular inquiries we receive".

A vigorous, humorous tone asserts itself at the outset of Walden: I should not obtrude my affairs so much on the notice of my readers if very particular inquiries had not been made by my townsmen concerning my mode of life, which some would call impertinent, though they did not appear to me at all impertinent, but, considering the circumstances, very natural and pertinent.

Finally, we will propose particular inquiries where more research is needed to explore and validate these theories.

You only have to look at Leveson to find a number of examples that were core to that particular inquiry where the media decided to publish anyway.

Worse, for the purpose of this particular inquiry, her late brother, Michael Havers, was attorney general in the 1980s, when some of the abuse cases are said to have been covered up.

"I didn't have that much faith that we could trust it wouldn't be published," he told MPs. "You only have to look at Leveson to find a number of examples, that were core to that particular inquiry, where the media decided to publish any way".

"This address was not known to us, was not in our intelligence systems [and] had not featured in this particular inquiry," he said.

"She (Baroness Butler-Sloss) is really not the right person to head up this particular inquiry into child abuse," she told the BBC's Norman Smith.

Inquiry seeks truths, or at least empirically adequate representations, but which truths any particular inquiry seeks depends on the uses to which those representations will be put, many of which are practical and derived from social interests.

People seeking information do so for a particular purpose or with a particular inquiry in mind, and there is so much information available in the world's libraries and on the Internet more and more, these two are becoming identical that even experts cannot possibly consider a small fraction of the full range of sources that may be relevant to their questions.

While a particular inquiry might only have implications for one worker, each employee has an interest in the outcome as it establishes rules they will have to follow in the future.