Sentence examples for pressure inquiry from inspiring English sources

Condoleezza Rice was dispatched to Sixty Minutes - the same current affairs programme that started the furore with its interview with Richard Clarke - to admit that the meeting had, in fact, taken place, but that it had been misrepresented: it had simply been a no- pressure inquiry by a president who wanted no stone unturned in an effort to find the culprits.

As a result of community pressure an inquiry was undertaken by the late Sir John Hoddinott, who was chief constable of Hampshire, which confirmed our worst fears: that the police had a better relationship with "criminal informants" than it did with law-abiding black people.

The prestigious nature of the Comet project, particularly for the British aerospace industry, and the financial impact of the aircraft's grounding on BOAC's operations, both served to pressure the inquiry to end without further investigation.

But he and others said the pressure of inquiries by the commission, the party's top disciplinary body, helped touch off a high-stakes vendetta between Mr. Wang and Mr. Bo.

A1 Pressure for Leak Inquiry A group of former intelligence officers is pressing Congressional leaders to open an inquiry into the disclosure last summer of the name of an undercover C.I.A. officer.

The foreign secretary, Philip Hammond added to the pressure on the inquiry team.

When Neville Chamberlain, who had been at centre of these efforts, left the premiership in May 1940, there was strong political pressure for an inquiry into what had really happened.

Video showing Mustafa Tamimi apparently dying after being hit by a teargas canister during a West Bank demonstration in December 2011 has helped sustain pressure for an inquiry.

Harvey, who was born in Kent in 1975, has a degree in philosophy, and you sense a continuous pressure of intellectual inquiry, in sentences that are rich but always lucid.

As the government comes under sustained pressure for an inquiry into bank scandals involving allegations over financial planners, rate rigging and life insurance, the treasurer said the Coalition had already acted to address problems.

Almost 100,000 people signed a petition against the project, 119 environmental scientists protested, and in December, the standing committee of the Bern Convention added to the pressure, opening an inquiry into the levees.