| The person conducting the inquiry or the panel has to report regularly to the lead inquirer. |
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| Said statements are provided in full to any inquirer within a reasonable time. |
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| 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. |
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| The issue never appeared in Philadelphia inquirer or Daily News accounts of the race. |
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| So I did a few dozen shows, though I continued to work at the inquirer until the end of the 1999 season. |
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| The inquirer had her job to come back to after the death of the family member. |
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| If a dispute cannot be resolved through dialogue or mediation and the inquirer wishes to pursue the matter, he or she can file a complaint. |
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| The identity of the whistle-blower is kept in a sealed envelope and stored separately from the inquiry file with the lead inquirer. |
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| The practice committee will examine the issue and respond directly in writing to the inquirer within a reasonable period of time. |
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| He is the liaison officer between the inquirer and the source of information. |
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| The inquirer could play a lot of telephone tag before getting to the right person. |
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| This can be of value to both the inquirer and the museum because it provides an awareness of local discoveries and holdings that aids the museum's efforts to build up a picture of its area of responsibility. |
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| By the 3rd century at the latest, it was normal for two to three years to elapse before an initial inquirer into the gospel might eventually be admitted to the church by baptism. |
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| The FPB will answer all emails and letters using the same means of communication which was employed by the inquirer, unless the use of email is considered inappropriate for the information concerned. |
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| If the parties cannot resolve the matter, and the inquirer has filed a complaint, the case is turned over to an officer who will review the complaint to determine next steps. |
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| Further to requests for information on matters for which he has no responsibility, an official shall direct the inquirer to the competent person, giving his name and telephone number. |
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| If not, the inquirer is referred to another agency that might help. |
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| The library has scores of books on dozens of aspects of insurance and the librarian has no crystal ball to reveal exactly what phase of insurance interests the inquirer. |
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| A complaint against the inquirer, investigator, or the prosecutor's omissions or actions can be filed with the appropriate court by the applicant, his defense lawyer, his legal or another representative. |
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| Jayson, how did you move to ESPN from The Philadelphia inquirer? |
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| Ask a true newsie to name the great East Coast papers, and the Philadelphia inquirer is bound to be mentioned. |
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| For the succeeding several Sundays, the Inquirer printed dozens of responses, supporting or refuting Mary's claim. |
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| While running for mayor in 1999 he told an Inquirer reporter that folks who scrawl their signature on checks to his campaign would be favored for city contracts. |
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| One of Walker's maternal uncles was John Norvell, a US Senator from Michigan and founder of The Philadelphia Inquirer. |
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| A few months ago I sent a letter to The Philadelphia Inquirer in response to a Tony Auth cartoon they printed deriding intelligent design. |
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