Twitter selected the questions for the president from among the thousands of inquires submitted from people across the country, including Republican House Speaker John Boehner, who asked Obama, "Where are the jobs?" "This is a slightly skewed question," Obama said of his political rival's inquiry.
When someone visited the company's Internet site from a computer address belonging to one of Cisco's rivals, the inquiry was routed directly to a web page listing Cisco job opportunities.
A few days listening to the rival claims at the inquiry makes that seem doubtful.
But Ryanair said it would make a new bid for its rival next year if the inquiry by Brussels — which has twice rejected the combination — did not result in major objections.
and Three Rival Versions of Moral Inquiry (MacIntyre 1984, 1988, and 1990, respectively).[16] The MacIntyrean narrative is broadly declinist in character, depicting the degeneration of Western moral and political thought in the following four stages.
And he labeled an inquiry about a political rival a "waste" of a question.
Sports Direct is at the centre of a price-fixing investigation and a fraud inquiry after its rival JJB Sports blew the whistle on alleged price fixing at the two companies.
The president has berated his attorney general and the Justice Department for not conducting inquiries into his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, about her use of a private email server and her family's foundation.
Ever ruthless and adroit, he let it be known that, if the letters were published, his Republican rival, Wendell Willkie, might find himself beset by inquiries about his affair with Irita Van Doren, the literary editor of the Herald-Tribune.
Mr. Leibell said that the inquiry was spurred by a political rival and that he had done nothing wrong.
Google's expanded powers drew scathing criticism from privacy advocates, probing inquiries from regulators and broadside attacks from rivals.
