Sentence examples for reference inquiry from inspiring English sources

Although I can meet some requirements -- I sent in a copy of my driver's license and my auto insurance card already -- the trickier task will be to find three personal references who are willing to vouch for me without being tempted to check off the "gets stressed easily" box on Volunteer Reference Inquiry Form No. 565x.

In Eastern Africa, the Thinking Schools Ethiopia project uses a pedagogy that includes frame of reference, inquiry and collaboration.

Use of the 85 branch libraries in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island grew by 33percentt from 1995 to 1998, while reference inquiries rose by 26percentt, all without an increase in staff.

The teacher's approach is in congruence with the view that if a teacher wants to stimulate their students' interest in plants and animals they could grab a handful of David Attenborough videos and use them alongside some quality texts and references for inquiry-based learning (Vise, 2016).

The government continued to refuse to set out the terms of reference of the inquiry into Fox, or why the issue had not been referred to Sir Philip Mawer, the independent adviser on ministerial standards.

A scoping investigation took place, and terms of reference for the inquiry were agreed.

He said Labor would approach crossbench senators as soon as possible to discuss the terms of reference for the inquiry.

Labor's workplace relations spokesman, Brendan O'Connor, said the wide-ranging terms of reference for the inquiry were "frightening" and showed WorkChoices had "only been sedated".

It took more than a week to even establish the terms of reference for the inquiry, and those do not include looking at the role of ministers.

The prime minister was setting out the formal terms of reference of the inquiry to be led by Lord Justice Leveson, an appeal court judge.

The ARC conducted a scoping exercise among survivors' groups and asked them what should be in the terms of reference before the inquiry was launched.