Sentence examples for pursuing inquiries from inspiring English sources
He added: "Pannone are also actively pursuing inquiries into Savile's overseas assets, which we believe are being administered in Guernsey".
The Met is pursuing inquiries into Hungarian and Thai smugglings, both of which have resulted in several arrests and convictions.
The Metropolitan police confirmed they had been called to the cultural centre on Sunday morning and were pursuing inquiries related to "allegedly racially motivated criminal damage".
The beautiful and gifted daughter of an impoverished German nobleman in Swedish service, Countess Königsmark met the Saxon elector in Dresden while pursuing inquiries about her missing brother Philipp Christoph.
WASHINGTON — The House Ethics Committee announced Friday that it was pushing ahead with an investigation into Representative Peter Roskam of Illinois, a member of the House Republican leadership, and that it was pursuing inquiries into three other lawmakers, including Michele Bachmann.
They argue that Herodotus' reference to Pythagoras as a wise man (sophistês) and Heraclitus' description of him as pursuing inquiry (historiê), show that he was regarded as practicing rational cosmology (Kahn 2002, 16 17; Zhmud 2012a, 33 43).
Parker says the couple were not engaged in intercourse when he arrived on the scene, but insists he was right to pursue inquiries.
Though the investigation was originally prompted by Democrats, the G.A.O. is nonpartisan and decides independently whether and how to pursue inquiries suggested by lawmakers.
Her years of service to Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, are leading some lawmakers to question privately how vigorously she will pursue inquiries into corruption in the executive branch, or whether she will focus more on the Legislature.
"Ukip will pursue inquiries into alleged discrimination in favour of ethnic minority candidates in media outlets, such as the BBC, where there are allegations that white presenters had training stopped when training continued for non-white presenters".
The south London chef had been identified as a suspect for a series of sex attacks in 2004 and crossed the police radar at least 12 times, but no one pursued inquiries into him.
