inquiry office

The advertisement of a private inquiry office, which I read in a newspaper, put the thing into my head.

If that situation is lost, to whom is this external inquiry office responsible?

At the inquiry office he asked with businesslike brevity about the trains for Dover.

The inquiry office will decide within 10 days whether it will dismiss the case or schedule it for a full hearing later this year.

He's speculating that you must have learned to hunt from the sort of men who burn Inquiry Offices and free impressed vagabonds."

Mr. Jacobowitz said the inquiry office suggested on March 22 that he settle the case by apologizing for racially harassing the women.

Members of the public wishing to contact NASA should send e-mail to the Public Inquiries office.

Mr. Jacobowitz was accused by the Judicial Inquiry Office of racial harassment and threatened with expulsion.

They burned local Inquiry Offices, raided press gangs, and gave the people they rescued aid in reaching the Saquave.

In 1862 he started an early private detective agency in Britain, Pollaky's Private Inquiry Office.

It has offices in Pitt Street, Sydney, and George Street, Brisbane, as well as a program inquiries office in Beijing.

Contact: NCI Public Inquiries Office, 6116 Executive Boulevard, Room 3036A, Bethesda, MD 20892-8322.

The university's Judicial Inquiry Office held a closed hearing today to determine whether a white student who had called some black students "water buffalo" had violated the university's policy forbidding racial harassment.

Ms. Taylor did not elaborate, but throughout the semester there have been reports that university officials had directed the activities of the Judicial Inquiry Office, which is supposed to be an independent disciplinary board.

The owner, Tom Farlow, made horse skillers welcome, and froze out anyone who had to do with Cogner, Inquiry Offices, the Horse Guards, or press gangs.

She thinks they are going to bus workers up from Cardiff to open the inquiry office - but by 9am its doors are still closed half an hour after the first clients ought to have been seen.

In March, the university's Judicial Inquiry Office determined there was a reasonable possibility that the university's racial harassment code had been violated, and it tried to reach a settlement with Mr. Jacobowitz.

On February 1, 1942 the Central Inquiry Office under the Soviet of Evacuation carried out a general census of the population came from threatened areas of the USSR, according to the order of the State Defense Committee.

The Official History figure was later amended to 582,919, supposedly after a report from the German Casualty Inquiry Office, although Williams (1966) suggested that this may be an error and actually Churchill's Reichsarchiv figure for the whole Western Front.

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The young man called Bull, with an innocent courtesy characteristic of him, insisted on going last until they reached the street; but there his own robust rapidity asserted itself unconsciously, and he walked quickly on ahead towards a railway inquiry office, talking to the others over his shoulder.

Mr. Pavlik was called by the Judicial Inquiry Office, which later pressed charges against Mr. Jacobowitz, and told that he was accused of racial harassment but the investigation would be dropped if he would meet with 31 of his accusers.

No. i Platform was not at the moment unduly crowded, since a train had just gone out, but in the no-man's land beyond, a milling crowd was rushing in several directions at once, to and from undergrounds, left-luggage offices, tearooms, inquiry offices, indicator boards, and the two outlets.