Tier 0 ("curbside") consultations are relatively straightforward inquiries for which existing documents or other available resources are sufficient to answer the question.
Later, in Boyle, the Court telescoped the appropriate inquiry, focusing it on the straightforward question whether the relevant federal interest warrants displacement of state law.
Three months after the attack, the police ask for her help again in a seemingly straightforward murder inquiry - a young runaway has been killed near a London canal.
Although I understand from the presidency that the inquiry is still underway, I have a very straightforward question: are the Council, and hence all the Member States, behind the idea of regulating this issue by means of a European instrument?
Digital customer service agents (known as virtual assistants, chatbots, or softbots) are typically used to sift through and process only the most straightforward customer inquiries, such as requests for basic information.
Following the disasters of the John Worboys and Kirk Reid rape cases, assistant Met commissioner John Yates admits that "nothing can excuse the failure to follow up straightforward lines of inquiry" (Reinventing our response, 27 March).
She said she tried to bring the straightforward approach to inquiry she learned from her students on the West Side to her classes at the University.
"People need to understand that investigating allegations of CSE is not perhaps as straightforward as other inquiries.
In any agreement, Dr. Collins wrote, referring to what he evidently considered past lapses by the Celera side, there would have to be "honest and straightforward responses to scientific inquiries, but avoiding disparaging the other party, sowing discord or undermining the collaborative spirit".
TSI is not a company or limited-liability partnership incorporated in the UK, making inquiries less straightforward.
Ms. Leppink defended the inquiry as a straightforward effort to assure compliance.
