Sentence examples for would make an inquiry from inspiring English sources

Asked if the Knicks would make an inquiry, Thomas chose his words carefully.

She looked him over and said that she would make a few inquiries on his behalf.

Several protesters (most of whom asked to not be identified out of fear of arrest) underscored the fact they believed just calling for an inquiry would make a difference; whether they could trust the state to follow through and achieve results was another question altogether.

We know that Mark Kennedy's major operations involved G8 summits in Scotland and Germany, and it would make a mockery of the inquiry if these events were to be left out of its scope.

"Then you'd make an official inquiry, and they would say, 'OK, here's the number.' And then when you call up a week later, there's no record of that inquiry".

She said the United Nations welcomed Israel's promise to conduct an immediate investigation and added that the United Nations would make a formal request that the inquiry be carried out jointly by the United Nations and Israel.

Mrs May said she would make a further statement to Parliament about the inquiry on Monday.

It is now time for paramedic researchers to lead a multidisciplinary process of inquiry to develop an Australasian Paramedicine Research Agenda that would make a substantial contribution toward the paramedicine discipline becoming and being recognised as an independent and mature health profession [ 30].

My motive was part scientific inquiry, part hypochondria, and part the journalist's reaction to any interesting development — "This would make a great piece".

And here I would make this inquiry of those worthy characters who composed a part of the late federal Convention.

By Thanksgiving, having not heard a peep, I made an inquiry or two as to when I would officially receive my invitation.