Sentence examples for right to inquire from inspiring English sources

Thou hast a right to inquire what there hath pass'd.

He said politicians have the right to "inquire and seek to encourage", but he believes in operational independence.

Approvers have the right to inquire and review receipts for expenses under $75 in situations that they deem appropriate.

But then we have a right to inquire about the compatibility of this special epistemic principle with the other, general, epistemic principles that they and we share.

The merger regulation, which dates from 1989, does give the commission the right to inquire into any big merger where the companies do lots of business in Europe, even if they are based outside the EU.

In my view the natural trade-off is a broad public right to inquire (i.e., listen to the radio, point infrared sensors around, make video recordings, analyze the data from the sensors with computers, etc).

You were right not to inquire.

In the end, this is going to be a matter for the police, but I think the chair of the Culture Select Committee, John Whittingdale, is right to now inquire of James Murdoch to try and reconcile this discrepancy".

It urges him to restore the book to the Henning school library, and warns that "any other decision threatens the principle that is essential to individual freedom, democracy, and a good education: the right to read, inquire, question and think for ourselves".

France also maintained administrative silence during an investigation that used the right of access to inquire about the landing of suspected rendition flights.

"The right of citizens to inquire, to hear, to speak, and to use information to reach consensus is a precondition to enlightened self-government and a necessary means to protect it".