Inquiry in a sentence

After delivering a guilty verdict, the judge ordered that a social inquiry report be prepared prior to sentencing.

A picture of Jean Paul Sofia was placed outside Castille during a protest last month calling for the public inquiry.

Asked by the inquiry what he had done, he said: “I had sneezed rather loudly during a test and made other boys titter.

And a few cases I've worked on already since the Folbigg inquiry, we've been able to make a genetic diagnosis.

A government inquiry into the rejection of a contentious £269million road project will be held in December.

A scene and road closure are in place and officers from the major collision inquiry team are investigating.

A judge led inquiry into the council's terrible record on equal pay was also due to start in the new year.

And a planning inspector is now hearing from representatives of the council and Serco in a public inquiry being held this week.

As recently as this week, Watkins said the town had an inquiry from someone looking to develop 1,000 to 2,000 acres in the area.

A separate Scottish Covid Inquiry is looking at the pandemic response in devolved areas in Scotland.

A Magisterial Inquiry was appointed into the case, whilst Police investigations are still ongoing.

After leaving the bench, he a partisan inquiry into whether there was election fraud in Wisconsin during the 2020 presidential election.

All of them were taken to Kankesanthurai naval base in Sri Lanka for inquiry, sources added.

Even with Bowman's renewed calls for an inquiry, Manitoba's Justice Minister Cliff Cullen said no inquiry is warranted.

And based on the scale of the fraud, that would still seem to be a fertile act of inquiry.

A car crash where two people died and police didn’t visit the scene for three days is being scrutinised at a fatal accident inquiry this week.

A Michigan musician sent a similar inquiry about an Estey organ installed in 1909 at St. Paul’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Detroit.

And unbeknownst to me, they sent a couple of people to Arizona to make inquiry about me.

Around 700 of us were on board,” one migrant is recorded as saying in testimony taken by coastguards overseeing the inquiry into the disaster.

She said: “They should be proud that volunteers are trying to put Wales on the map in a UK inquiry – a UK inquiry they wanted.