Sentence examples for urged inquiry from inspiring English sources

Re "Aides to Reno Strongly Urged Inquiry on Gore" (front page, March 11) and "The Justice Department Memos" (editorial, March 11): I agree with your conclusion that "it is unlikely that these revelations will now shame" Attorney General Janet Reno "into appointing another strong prosecutor to reinvigorate her department's languishing campaign finance investigation".

Michael Leslie Bingley, West Yorkshire David Cameron "urges inquiry" into C4's lobbying allegations (Report, 23 March).

Mr Brookes claimed that the funds were diverted despite detectives being aware of allegations that young girls were being sexually and physically abused in Sheffield - and despite senior officers being sent a report urging inquiries to continue after the end of Operation Glover.

But Lord Turnbull, the cabinet secretary at the time of the war, told the inquiry that he thought Blair was originally a believer in "regime change" and he urged the inquiry to question Blair about this closely.

After a routine condemnation of phone hacking, he urged the inquiry to keep matters in proportion.

First, there were new details about an F.B.I. memo written last summer, in which an agent urged an inquiry into the Middle Eastern men enrolled in American flight schools.

On several occasions, Mr. Blair urged the inquiry to shift from its focus on what led Britain to war to the "2010 question" of what the situation would have been without the invasion.

Emmerson struck out at the Russian president, labelling him a "tinpot despot" and lamenting his "cringing hard-man photo opportunities", and urged the inquiry to identify him as being behind Litvinenko's death.

One MP urged an inquiry into failures to pass records of abuse to police.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Wednesday that Trump would be signing a directive today urging the inquiry.

But Dacre urges the inquiry and the public to keep the phone-hacking scandal in perspective.