| The institutional inquisitions were similar to other institutions of government and discipline in early modern Europe. |
| When something is badly organised, awkwardly structured and feebly managed, the inquiries and inquisitions commence. |
| But, if it does not, the drive to curb future inquisitions may take several forms. |
| She classified the inquisitions of the two nurses as outrageous. |
| She mixes her tough inquisitions with equally rigorous networking, her Glasgow West End kitchen being one of the city's busiest salons. |
| We have lived through Crusades, Spanish inquisitions, blood libels, pogroms, persecutions, mass murders, and gassings. |
