Sentence examples for undertaking an inquiry from inspiring English sources

By letter dated March 27, 2006, the SEC advised us that it was undertaking an inquiry of us and it requested that we produce documents in connection with that inquiry.

Undertaking an inquiry-based learning task requires them to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world situations.

That is why we are requesting that the defence select committee undertakes an inquiry into the incident at Dounreay.

Jones said on Tuesday that he agreed with Adonis that the government should undertake an inquiry into public sector executive pay.

Mr. Turner said that because some intelligence secrets are shared among multiple agencies, it is sometimes complicated for the inspector general of a single agency to undertake an inquiry.

Last week the Environmental Audit Committee, which I chair, decided to undertake an inquiry looking at the effects of pesticide use in the UK on biodiversity with a specific focus on bees.

But Clifford Chance, the law firm commissioned by RBS to undertake an inquiry into the Tomlinson allegations, said there was "no evidence" of fraudulent activity, although it criticised other aspects of the bank's practices.

The all-party parliamentary group on drug policy reform undertook an inquiry into the implications of the arrival of "legal highs" – a new substance appeared on the UK market every week in 2012.

However, their study captures only part of the richness of auditor-client communication, with findings that could possibly interact with the effects of computer-mediated communication on the propensity for auditors to undertake an inquiry (e.g., Bennett & Hatfield, 2013) or on how client personnel choose to respond (e.g., Saiewitz & Kida, 2018).

He says: "I find it slightly odd how the Children Act puts the English commissioner under onus to talk to children here [in Northern Ireland] and to me, and to mesh our work together, but also states how he can undertake an inquiry on reserved matters with no onus to talk to me at all".

He has written to the City of London police asking them to undertake an inquiry into whether Baroness Warsi or her aide Mr Khan have broken the law.