Sentence examples for sharp inquiry from inspiring English sources

I am not asking for a royal commission, but I think there may be merit in the call by the National Union of Journalists for "a short, sharp inquiry into the future of local newspapers" to get at the facts.

What promises to be a smart, sharp inquiry into the complicated intersection of private vice and political corruption — a vivid essay on the nature of power and the ambiguous pursuit of truth — turns into a superficially clever, self-important and finally incoherent thriller.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has himself been the target of many a sharp inquiry from the public, lawmakers and even the Office of the Inspector General.

It should have been a short, sharp inquiry but it waded through 1,100 statements and after a year, friends of Mr Mitchell from across the political spectrum called for it to be brought to a swift conclusion.

Her sharpest inquiries were directed at Mr. Dvoretzky, the lawyer for the Orthodox groups.

By contrast, the "short and sharp" UK inquiry promised on 6 July 2010 has become an obtuse and interminable process.

The better forum to assess the huge public interest in this case would be a short, sharp, public inquiry that apportioned blame without the burden of criminal proof.

A better forum to assess the public interest in this case would be a short, sharp, public inquiry that apportioned blame without the burden of criminal proof.

"NUJ members are asking Newsquest readers to back our Local News Matters campaign for a short sharp government inquiry into the local press to look at alternatives.

Five years ago today, in one of his first announcements after entering No 10, David Cameron said he was establishing a "short and sharp" official inquiry into the UK's involvement in so-called rendition and the torture of terrorism suspects.

The company has had a sharp increase in inquiries in recent weeks, said William Cippola, its president.