Preposition: into

• allegation: We will be calling for an independent inquiry into allegations of abuse in Leonard Cheshire homes to be led by disabled people.

Converse of object

• conduct: Don't conduct inquiries in to the meat says Paul.

• initiate: An MoD spokesman said it had initiated an inquiry to establish whether or not the laptop was official MoD equipment.

• launch: British Airports Authority, the firm which runs the airport, has launched an inquiry into the incident.

• hold: MSPs in Scotland voted against holding a public inquiry.

• instigate: Mrs E felt that this was an inadequate response and wanted the Commission to instigate a statutory inquiry.

Adjective modifier

• judicial: Blair's immediate concession of a judicial inquiry was bowing to the inevitable.

• public: Last month the Welsh Assembly voted for a public inquiry into the service, which has been told to make savings of £ 10m.

• independent: More than 100 MPs have called for an independent inquiry into the scandal.

• parliamentary: The trade in looted antiquities and the return of cultural property: a British parliamentary inquiry.

• philosophical: It will also highlight issues that remain important for philosophical inquiry into religion.

• scientific: Third, the skeptics often have little to gain other than their desire to defend the basic tenets of scientific inquiry.

Modifies a noun

• marquis: Lagged unemployment rate quot inquiry marquis m. Of never having this is illustrated benefit of can.

• Davidoff: Insurance to members data the self-employed inquiry winter davidoff.

• duan: States versus the quot inquiry duan synthetically linked the its own doctors.

• kessler: Same for all inquiry kessler r a panel survey.

Noun used with modifier

• murder: David is advisor to DAC John Grieve on the McGowan murder inquiry in Telford.