Sentence examples for possibility of inquiries from inspiring English sources

Do remember to prepare your references ahead of time for the possibility of inquiries.

Satisfaction's possibility of inquiries of real sector of economy by forces of the research organizations located in the territory of the region characterizes extent of TID's development as harmonious social and economic system thus moderate growth as well as for other indicators of structure is expedient.

The MyDNA tool extends the possibilities of inquiry learning as it allows teachers to implement guided inquiry with more freedom for students to design experimental tests, examine data results, and determine the mechanisms of variable effects to answer a driving question they developed about these variables.

By the end of 2011, investigations into multiple allegations of corruption and the possibility of congressional inquiries had led to the resignation of five cabinet ministers, all holdovers from the Lula administration.

The government says it has not ruled out entirely the possibility of an inquiry after the inquest.

In response, the health minister Alistair Burt said the CQC report made for "disturbing reading" and the government had not ruled out the possibility of an inquiry.

Spokesmen for Apple and the S.E.C. declined to discuss the possibility of an inquiry into the company's disclosures, which was first reported by Bloomberg News.

While the Newbury stewards received no report of an incident on the day, BHA officials have now confirmed they will look into the alleged incident, with the possibility of an inquiry afterracing today if Murphy is on hand.

The home secretary, Amber Rudd, has rejected the possibility of an inquiry into the "Battle of Orgreave", the brutal clashes between police and miners during the 1984 miners' strike.

Although Parmenides has been read as thus rejecting any possibility of cosmological inquiry (Barnes 1979, Owen 1960), there are persuasive interpretations that allow for justified belief about the contingent world, a world that may or may not be, and is not such that it must be (Nehamas 2002, Curd 2004, Palmer 2009).

He said the possibility of an inquiry would be "kept under close and careful review" as the inquest progressed.