| The inquirer had her job to come back to after the death of the family member. |
| The inquirer seems not to have been satisfied with the statement of this hydrostatic law. |
| He is the liaison officer between the inquirer and the source of information. |
| The identity of the whistle-blower is kept in a sealed envelope and stored separately from the inquiry file with the lead inquirer. |
| But the fact that the inquirer had so much as heard of Ms Austen is some testament to the changing status of literature in the city. |
| The practice committee will examine the issue and respond directly in writing to the inquirer within a reasonable period of time. |
