Sentence examples for without enquiries from inspiring English sources

"It is possible they may have seen someone setting the fire or acting suspiciously in the area so I would appeal to them to contact police with information that may help us without enquiries.

It cannot be imagined that science's 'obstinate quest' would have completely diminished poverty, but no one with the least knowledge in philosophy should be ignorant of oppression, nor that nothing can be perceived by human understanding without enquiry... WE COLONISED THE MOON, Enter At Own Risk, presented by The Arts Catalyst in Republic of the Moon, FACT Liverpool 2011.

Any bad faith on the part of the defendant will invalidate the defence, such as if the recipient of the property has encouraged the payer to transfer it or has received it by mistake and then used it without making enquiries.

Although the HES cross-check did not find convincing evidence of a serious failure of registration by the NRCT, we cannot be certain without further enquiries that no relevant cases were missed.

We should add that the last part of this screening question is not now recommended, because respondents might wrongly attribute headache to another illness and be inappropriately excluded without further enquiry [15].

Mortality was recorded without further enquiry into cause, other than for those who died before hospital discharge.

In a clinical setting without routine enquiry about a history of violence, women rarely inform their doctor or midwife about such a history [ 10, 28].

Our results suggest that an estimated tenth of all patients return incomplete STarT-scores making it impossible to calculate their risk subgroup without further enquiry.

If we consider his overall strategy, it seems that Pomponazzi was drawing on the distinction between methods of science and methods of faith, by means of which 13th-century secular masters of philosophy at the University of Paris such as Boethius of Dacia had claimed the freedom to pursue their philosophical enquiries without theological constraints.

The detention order is supplemented by section 74 of the ISA which empowers the police to arrest and detain any person pending enquiries without a warrant under section 8. Once an individual has been detained, there are administrative processes which the executive is required to follow under sections 9, 11 and 12 of the Act.

Although this potentially limited access to additional informants, embarking on further enquiries without the consent of the next of kin would have been unethical.