Sentence examples for principal inquiry from inspiring English sources

Predictably, in this latest remix, political intrigue and racial grandstanding, combined with vicious attacks on the accusers, have obscured the principal inquiry: the leadership potential of a presidential candidate.

Then, taking a breath, he said "there may be some legal areas" that prevented him from responding to Congress the way he responded to the 12-day-old Presidential commission that is conducting the principal inquiry into the Jan . 28disaster.

The impact of both programs over the federalism —taking as case the southern state of Guerrero— and the real efforts to get a better quality in medical care are also part of its principal inquiries.

The fallacy known as begging the question in Latin petitio principii originally meant answering the "big" or principal question that an entire inquiry is supposed to answer by means of answers to several "small" questions.

In ancient and medieval times the main focus of inquiry into the theory of interest was ethical, and the principal question was the moral justification of interest.

Mr. Conrad is focusing on three principal areas of inquiry, law enforcement officials said.

But ultimately, we're headed into a fully networked culture where words and documents are constantly in motion and conversation is the principal mode of inquiry.

These include chemistry (allowing potential steps in the process of the OoL to be directly tested in the laboratory) and molecular biology (as it contributes to phylogenetic reconstructions and more recently to experimental studies of putative "RNA World" chemistry) as principal areas of inquiry.

Drawing on the Chronic Care Model the following four principal domains of inquiry were identified to suit local context: (1) health service governance and cultural safety; (2) workforce issues and professional standards; (3) experiences of quality improvement activities and supports; and (4) navigation of care including access to hospital and specialist services.

Mr. Thompson, the health secretary, said the officials discussed "ways that we can circulate information faster between the laboratories and the principals" in the inquiry.

The committee understood its responsibility for the future, and gave this precedence over settling accounts of the past.One of the principal dangers of inquiries like the present ones is that they focus on the failures at hand, making the necessary recommendations to ensure that such failures never happen again.