Questions of ethics, and inquiries on how to help, flooded the New York Times.
MPs are to question the head of the troubled inquiry into allegations of institutional child abuse, Prof Alexis Jay, over allegations that her predecessor Dame Lowell Goddard made racist remarks and acted aggressively.
More recently, writers like Joy Williams, Barbara Gowdy and, most notably, J. M. Coetzee have used fiction to make radical inquiries into questions of animal minds and animal rights.
Chatbots are the interim solution before a more intelligent solution appears: In the future, a more or less General AI will be able to handle most of our questions, problems or inquiries.
Use this punctuation mark at the end of all your questions, queries, and inquiries.
Neither the abiding questions of humanistic inquiry nor the winding path of scientific research that leads ultimately to innovation and discovery can be neatly fitted within a predictable budget and timetable.
The question of whether inquiries into apparent intelligence failures on Iraq should extend to the use of intelligence by administration officials has divided Republicans and Democrats for months.
Part of what distinguishes "Of Gods and Men" is its intelligence and topicality, its inquiry into questions of faith and fear.
Questions of how thorough an inquiry is needed, who should do it and, most of all, when it should be done, have simmered for weeks inside the House and Senate committees that oversee the nation's intelligence agencies.
Just as inquiry about pleasure or depression fundamentally concerns questions of psychology, inquiry about happiness in this sense call it the (long-term) "psychological sense"—is fundamentally the study of certain mental states.
In this article I describe interrogating scarcity as a strategy for inquiry into questions of resource allocation within a single political jurisdiction and, in particular, as an approach to the issue of global health justice in an interconnected world.
