Sentence examples for vigorous inquiry from inspiring English sources
In the Senate, Democrats and Republicans said they were not ready to accuse the Pentagon of failing to carry out a vigorous inquiry.
Better to call on a trusted and energetic figure who can conduct a vigorous inquiry, with no questions about his or her motives.
And instead of conducting a vigorous inquiry into the snitch program and the role of prosecutors in concealing it, she launched a narrower criminal investigation that purported to examine the role of wrongdoing by members of the sheriff's department.
Mr. Ray is right about that principle, and we have consistently favored vigorous inquiries into the president's personal and campaign finances and his truthfulness under oath.
The proper response is a vigorous and powerful inquiry.
A bubble of intellectualism, inquiry and vigorous academic discourse?
In fact the evidence in the inquiry suggests vigorous differences of view and internal criticism: the producer of Today, Kevin Marsh, and the science reporter for Newsnight, Susan Watts, both distanced themselves from the defence correspondent Andrew Gilligan.
Likewise, scientific research in and from space has always had a strong element of international cooperation, and the committee recommended that the US continue to pursue a vigorous programme of scientific inquiry in space in cooperation with international partners.
The panel refused to give details, and it remains to be seen how vigorous and how broad its inquiry will be.
With the new Scotland Yard inquiry appearing to be vigorous and with detectives armed with documents provided by News International implicating past and former employees, one big danger is that police will bring charges, which would take precedence over civil hearings.
When a religious community feels that a certain kind of scholarship undermines its truth claims, the proper response is critical inquiry and, when justified, a vigorous contesting of this scholarship with reasoned argument and alternative readings.
