Sentence examples similar to select inquiries from inspiring English sources
We selected inquiries, rather than doctors, as the unit of analysis because one doctor may be the subject of more than one inquiry and each might be associated with a different outcome.
After almost two hours being interrogated on everything from the details of Sam Allardyce's contract to homophobia at October's culture, media and sport select committee inquiry, question 90 was the curveball the Football Association chairman Greg Clarke certainly wasn't expecting.
David Cameron had previously ruled out a full public inquiry in the short term claiming that the parliamentary select committee inquiries were adequate but the government has now signalled its intention for a "public engagement exercise", with an independent chair, to establish the causes of the riots and looting.
But Glenn also warned of the possibility of unintended consequences from government intervention and pointed out that there had been several recent select committee inquiries into the way the game was governed.
In September News UK took the unusual step of dropping its solicitors Linklaters mid-case, replacing them with a team from Clifford Chance including Jeremy Sandelson, who was instructed by James Murdoch during the Leveson inquiry and the culture media and sport select committee inquiry into phone hacking.
The Public Health England report submitted to a health select committee inquiry – on which the Mail based its story – cites research indicating a sharp worsening of the trends.
This information subsequently emerged during a culture select committee inquiry.
Tomorrow is the deadline for submissions to the health select committee inquiry into care.
He made the request yesterday at a treasury select committee inquiry into the benefits of mutuality.
This year Public Health England submitted a report to a select committee inquiry into young people's mental health.
The select committee inquiry states it asked Freeman to comment on the contents of the package.
