Sentence examples for preceding inquiry from inspiring English sources

Deborah's following lyric is almost as perfect at the preceding inquiry: "Nobody's supposed to be here".

WHEN Gordon Brown told Parliament on June 15th that he was setting up an inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq war, the prime minister barely mentioned the four preceding inquiries on the same topic.

While it's inarguable that government has a tropism toward waste, and while tax increases should indeed be preceded by an inquiry into other options, the adamancy of the puritans' position flew in the face of what many economists say, and it brooked no dissent.

Kumārila, the noted Mīmāṃsā commentator argues that the first part of the sūtra is not intended as a definition because of the context in which it figures; the sūtra-s preceding it are concerned with an inquiry into righteousness (Dharma).

The agency's request included a specific admonition against destroying internal documents or deleting e-mails, a warning that often precedes more formal inquiries.

In the summer preceding the Fall 2009 launch of Biological Inquiry, work (and anxiety) intensified.

In September, UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called for an independent, international inquiry into crimes committed in Yemen in the preceding year.

The women's demographic details were recorded and inquiries about whether they had sexual intercourse in the preceding 12 h.

State Health Department records detail a long inquiry that preceded the reinstatement of Dr. DiBlasio's license.

It turns out that the inquiry that preceded the agreements was limited to reviews of "foreclosure-processing functions" — things like paperwork handling and work-force supervision.

Supporters of the measure said it could have, for example, prevented Mr. McGill from committing murder, because if he had been required to give his DNA after committing a petty crime years ago, he would have been identified in the rape inquiry, which preceded the murders.