Sentence examples for without inquiring into from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit contends that the federal agents arrested people without inquiring into their immigration status, informing them of their rights or explaining why they were being seized.

Between 2003 and April 2012, managers at Waste Management's Afton, Texas, location allegedly hired individuals to work at the facility without inquiring into their work status in the United States.

It is difficult to understand why Midwestern towns have so unquestioningly embarked on ambitious and expensive spraying programs, apparently without inquiring into the experience of other areas, which have had a longer acquaintance with the problem.

"Suspending the driver's licenses of those who fail to pay fines or fees without inquiring into whether that failure to pay was willful or instead the result of an inability to pay may result in penalizing indigent individuals solely because of their poverty," the statement of interest said.

Adams, the son of President John Adams, captured few details about what was served for dinner itself, only that Mellimelli "freely partook of the dishes on the table without inquiring into the cookery" and that, soon after eating, he left for the drawing room to smoke his pipe again.

With this decision, the Ninth Circuit has strengthened the law in its region and offered guidance to judges who, just as much as defendants, are inclined to rubber-stamp these settlements without inquiring into their fairness to the ostensible clients.

It does so without even inquiring into whether the child has a disability that may be worsened in solitary confinement".

But they have a point: "Social scientists often blithely use easily accessible numbers, like GDP... without inquiring sufficiently into the limitations and biases in the metrics".

This approach is sensible, though scarcely feasible, because a foreign power under pressure acquires local allies where it can find them without inquiring too closely into their character and motives.

In fact, at the companies' request, judges often set bail at the amount of the unpaid debt, plus interest and legal fees, without determining if the debtor even knew about the lawsuit, let alone inquiring into their ability to pay.

"We're inquiring into the incident.