Sentence examples for redundant inquiry from inspiring English sources
The most redundant inquiry is people nagging for set times in advance.
A decade later, with much of the military equipment redundant, official inquiries continue into allegations that bribes worth more than 2bn rand were paid to individuals and the ANC itself.
A decade later, with much of the military equipment redundant, official inquiries continue into allegations that bribes worth more than 2bn rand (£159m) were paid to individuals and the ANC itself.
"We will not allow them into the country," Rajapaksa told reporters, arguing that Sri Lanka's own investigation, which was set up in 2010, made the UN inquiry redundant.
8. 'For patent litigation there is a special reason why relitigation is not automatically banned as needless or redundant, and why error should not be perpetuated without inquiry.
The urologist, too, agreed that Heather's inquiry was appropriate, and confirmed that the baby had redundant foreskin.
In order that it is not simply those who have retired, or who have been made redundant and left the industry, who feel able to make a contribution we are working with the Inquiry team to ensure that journalists who wish to contribute to the Inquiry can give their testimony in confidence, to afford them protection from retribution.
