Sentence examples for whatever the inquiry from inspiring English sources

Whatever the inquiry finds, it cannot embarrass May's department.

Whatever the inquiry concludes, Mr Blair appears to be losing the battle for public opinion.

But whatever the inquiry proved or failed to prove, its core question was one of identity.

Whatever the inquiry finds, a quarrel that had already become insanely bitter and protracted has taken on even greater political weight.

There is enough at stake that Telmex, Mr Slim's fixed-line phone company, has launched newspaper advertisements disputing what it calls "partial, misinterpreted and magnified information".Whatever the inquiry concludes, América Móvil is likely to face new regulatory curbs.

Whatever the inquiry's findings, the people of Yopougon will probably find it hard to live in the same kind of harmony as before.

Mr Cameron said whatever the Leveson inquiry came up with, MPs would have the responsibility to legislate and put it in place.

"Whatever the judicial inquiry concludes over the identity of the bomber, it is clear that the bomber came from Rojava, the area of the PYD," Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus told reporters on Tuesday, referring to another Syrian Kurd-controlled northern Syria.

Whatever the outcome, the inquiry promises to be a lengthy process that could hurt sales of the Model S in the interim.

I hope that Captain Turner will be arrested immediately after the inquiry, whatever the verdict".

Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, the blast is a reminder of the dangers posed to international shipping by a terrorist attack.