Sentence examples for should be inquired into from inspiring English sources

6 For my part, p507 I find from very many evidences that there are indeed some holy things, unknown to the public, kept by the virgins, and not the fire alone; but what they are I do not think should be inquired into too curiously, either by me of by anyone else who wishes to observe the reverence due to the gods.

It was also decided that for each violent act the frequency of victimization and perpetration should be inquired into by specifying four categories: "never," "once," "2 5 times," and "more than 5 times".

But Lee Optical has been taken to stand for the proposition that such facts should not be inquired into at all in rational-basis cases--that "meaningful rational-basis scrutiny" is a contradiction in terms.

Maybe someone should be inquiring if our garbage will be acceptable to our Louisiana neighbors.

But maybe Microsoft should be inquiring about getting a partial rebate on its $240 million investment instead.

The court, Masipa commented, citing another preceding judgment, "should guard against proceeding from "ought to have foreseen" to "must have foreseen" and thence to "by necessary inference in fact foresaw" the possible consequences of the conduct being inquired into".

Secondly, a few questions were inquired into after delivery, which may create some bias.

Exposure to birth preparedness information through newspaper/radio/television was inquired into within those groups exposed to the separate media.

Elizabeth Filkin, a former parliamentary commissioner for standards, is inquiring into the ethical considerations that should underpin relationships between police and media and how to ensure maximum transparency.

"We're inquiring into the incident.

Thankfully the Victorian Law Reform Commission is inquiring into exactly these issues.