Sentence examples for pertinent inquiries from inspiring English sources

On February 18th, investors at last got an answer, as well as some replies to other pertinent inquiries about the putative benefits of the banks' merger.

Excellent, pertinent question.

It was a pertinent question.

Yes, a pertinent question.

The contempt must be deliberate and intentional, and the question addressed to the witness must be pertinent to the inquiry authorized by Congress.

One of the issues under investigation by Scotland Yard is whether any documents or e-mails pertinent to the inquiry were deleted or destroyed as part of a cover-up.

An F.B.I. document dated March 12 , 1957— eight years after Faulkner received the Nobel Prize — informs an F.B.I. aide (a copy being sent to the State Department) that "no investigation pertinent to your inquiry has been conducted" of "William Faulkner, born Sept. 24, 1897, New Albany, Miss".

An official inquiry concluded 10 days ago that Crown Prince Dipendra carried out the shootings after a drinking spree, but the Communist leader, Madhav Kumar Nepal, reflecting widespread public skepticism about the official account, said Parliament should conduct its own inquiry into "many pertinent points" unanswered in the report.

"We are clear that any files that are pertinent to the historical child sex abuse inquiry will be made available to the panel".

The intensely reflective method of co-operative inquiry was considered by the KTAs to be pertinent to their educational needs and was an important reason why co-operative inquiry was chosen.

A senior BBC source told me it was "surprising if pertinent government information had been withheld from the inquiry".