1.   It is certainly right to hold the inquiry but we should not expect too much from it.

2.   She asked the Secretary of State to hold an inquiry at which parties could be heard and witnesses examined.

3.   The government has refused to hold an inquiry into the incident.

4.   The public is looking for a scapegoat, but no one will be accused until a full inquiry has been held.

5.   They wished to proceed with demolition and a public inquiry was held.

6.   With pensions we had been open about holding an inquiry.

7.   The Civil Aviation Authority has agreed to hold an inquiry into the accident.

8.   They needed more time to consider whether to hold an inquiry.

9.   The appeal could take several months, particularly in cases where a local inquiry was held.