Sentence examples similar to rules of inquiry from inspiring English sources

Under the rules of the inquiry this conclusion means that soldiers could be prosecuted for perjury.

Davies said it was "against the rules" of the inquiry to make remarks about a witness after he had given his testimony.

Under the rules of the inquiry the soldiers were granted immunity from prosecutions resulting from their evidence, but they could be prosecuted for perjury.

After that, the rules of scientific inquiry are not about faith, but about posing and testing hypotheses.

Scientists operating within the same field but with different background assumptions might disagree on the overall rules of scientific inquiry as well as its content.

First, the theory falls afoul of one of Reid's own methodological strictures, namely, that a theory must adhere to Newton's regulae philosophandi, or rules of philosophizing (Inquiry, 12).

Thus the Task Force had no clear procedures and seemed to make up the rules of the inquiry as they went along.

The PCC's report, published in May 2007, soon after the imprisonment of Goodman and Mulcaire, focused on lessons to be learned and and new rules for the employment of inquiry agents by newspapers.

But Rudd ruled out any kind of inquiry, saying very few lessons for the policing system of today could be learned from any review of events 30 years ago.

All would be overshadowed, however, by his role as a key architect of the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon and the personal responsibility a commission of inquiry ruled that he had for one of the worst human rights violations of that conflict – the Sabra and Shatila massacre in which many hundreds of Palestinian refugees were murdered by Lebanese Christian militiamen.

The following year an Israeli commission of inquiry ruled that he carried personal responsibility for failing to prevent the massacre in the camps.