Sentence examples similar to sequence of inquiries from inspiring English sources
A sequence of inquiry-based activities, including writing-to-learn exercises, provided deeper conceptual understanding of key material.
For while Mitchell has some experience of the Middle East - chairing an international commission of inquiry into the sequence of events of late 2000 that sparked the second intifada - his greatest achievement was the brokering of the Good Friday Agreement of 1998.
If all we can ever.say with confidence is "Missed again!" and "A miss is as good as a mile!", and the history of inquiry is a sequence of such misses, then epistemic pessimism pretty much follows.
By matching an inquiry DNA sequence of an immature life stage to that of a morphologically identified adult, a species-level identification for the larva can be supplied [ 5].
From these documents, a 33% sampling was taken (n = 850), i. e. every third conclusively processed inquiry in the sequence of the chronological archiving was considered.
The Era of Legitimation saw inquiries into chiropractic - lots of inquiries - 18 in all.
Approximately three-quarter of inquiries were made from patients.
Mr Milburn added: "Next week we will publish the report of an inquiry into the appalling sequence of events at Alder Hey and I will be making a full statement to parliament.
The Guardian submitted to the inquiry a timeline detailing the paper's understanding of the sequence of events surrounding the hacking of Milly's phone.
Chief inspector of rail accidents Simon French said the inquiry would look at the wider context of the accident, including the sequence of events, the way the tram was driven, the infrastructure and how people were injured.
