inquiry ** , inq. (abbreviation)

The inquiry could take six months or more, he said.

Federal officials would not say why the inquiry took so long.

The inquiry is expected to last up to 18 months.

But a day later, a second inquiry came to light.

No one can say for sure where the inquiry will lead.

As a result, the inquiry could last many weeks or months.

The Federal inquiry has been going on since at least 1994.

I got out my phone and started to make some inquiries.

He decided against making any further inquiry, at least for the time being.

The family want an inquiry to find out exactly what happened.

The result of the inquiry is expected within the month.

The final say will come from the public inquiry next month.

I will have Research set up an inquiry at once.

I was from another force, miles away, and on a different inquiry.

In a sense, these inquiries are not questions at all.

Now was not the time to make an inquiry, though.

Then I will make some little inquiries of my own.

George looked at him with an air of inquiry, but said nothing.

At the door he turned back, a look of inquiry on his face.

Some of the families have called for a public inquiry.

Nothing will happen as a result of the inquiries held.

I have had time to make some further private inquiries of my own.

After he was in here the last time, I made a few inquiries.

America will not have another chance to hold a first inquiry into 9/11.