Voorbeelden van inquiry

• Who will be leading the inquiry into the accident?

• The inquiry found evidence of serious misapplication of funds.

• The nomination of Judge Watkins as head of the inquiry was a surprise.

• There is to be an official inquiry into the incident.

• A new team of detectives were called in to conduct a fresh inquiry.

• With a background in philosophical logic and metaphysics, his current research interests focus on the theoretical basis of bioethical inquiry.

• Psychological inquiry into human prejudice processes also benefits from adaptationist principles.

• The town clerk and the borough surveyor reinforced these points in their statements to the inquiry.

• The number of requests per author inquiry averaged more than two.

• In each of these areas of inquiry, the themes of organized complexity, developmental transactions, and the meaning of context are pervasive.

• Rather, the focus of inquiry should be on the imagination since both theoretical reason and practical reason make use of imagination in their own way.

• Bioethics really started as an inquiry into the largely uncontrolled practices, habits, and proceedings of the medical structure and profession.

• Additionally, innovations in archaeological theory and methodology have led to the exploration of new directions of inquiry.

• He suggests that most scientists he has encountered care little about taking risks when faced with the sheer joy of scientific inquiry.

• He employs not simply an ends-justifying-means reasoning but, instead, a view that the end is self-justifying whereas the process of inquiry is itself somewhat dispensable.

• The two approaches have been on increasingly divergent paths for several decades, to their mutual detriment and despite overlapping areas of inquiry.

• Such a philosophically sanctioned inquiry for chemistry meant, however, that it resolved mixt bodies into the three spagyric principles.

• For scholars employing the conventional framework, these two assumptions often substitute for any extended inquiry into legislative deliberation and negotiation.

• Such inquiry requires that scholars interested in state-building and policy development engage with the work of those who specialize in political behavior.

• At the same time, the need for careful linguistic description is as urgent as ever, for the dual purposes of scientific inquiry and clinical application.