Sentences with phrase «questions put to someone»

On occasion, this has led to confusion with Indigenous communities as public servants have not been able to answer questions put to them by Indigenous people.

Knowing the job is very important but then so is knowing how to answer the series of questions put to you.

The first question put to the licensee who was the subject of the continued hearing made it obvious rather significant medical procedures had occurred in the interval.

I can not abide people who will not answer straightforward questions put to them.

Let's hope at least one education question gets added the list of questions put to our next group of leaders, sorry, I should have said corporate employees.

With safety questions put to rest, Reid and his colleagues have been trying to find out how ECT works.

These findings are so curious we have asked the Advertising Standards Authority to investigate the actual questions put to mothers in the survey.

At Macmillan's Question time last week, the issue of choice at end of life was a key question put to MPs in parliament.

As if deputy PM Nick Clegg hadn't been sidelined enough in the last parliamentary term, his version of PMQs - Deputy Prime Minister's Questions - was labelled «useless» in this morning's first culture questions put to new culture secretary Maria Miller and culture minister Hugh Robertson.

These were questions I put to chief executive Reed Hastings during a chat at CES.

Google did not answer any of the specific questions put to it, and provided only a general statement denying it had joined Prism or any other surveillance program.

The Mufti's function is to explain questions put to him.

What happens is that atheists can get frustrated when, as in this case, the believer side mis - stakes the atheist position, and when challenged on their position, they simply don't answer valid questions put to them — in this case, by leaving the debate.

A simple question put to him after the S'hampton game and he went on and on and on about everything else but the question.

Wenger will be gone soon.This is a fact that everyone acknowledges.Even Wenger knows his days are numbered as all of a sudden he seems to have got a bit hot under the collar over very trivial questions put to him.

In response to a recent question I put to secretary of state Philip Hammond, he estimated that the initial London to west midlands phase could be worth # 5.06 bn to the north - west, but the full Y - shaped extension to Manchester could be worth # 44bn over the appraisal period.

But if this biography is an open and frank one, then the other question put to me by one of Alan's former ministerial colleagues was relevant, «Does he really merit a full biography?»

Afterwards, there is a little Q&A session with a few questions I put to her.

These are some of the burning questions we put to visual language doyen Neil Cohn in an attempt to shed some light on this modern phenomenon.

Then, Michelle Pfeiffer has an incredibly sexist question put to her during a panel under the guise of feminist allyship.

Our query about TFSAs was of 20 questions we put to readers in an online quiz aimed at beginners in January.

A marvel about Svalgaard is he is a top research physicist, yet still finds time to answer novice questions put to him by a general audience.

The very first question put to David Suzuki on Q&A last night revealed this warming alarmist's complete ignorance of the most basic facts of global warming.

Among other things, Mr. B objected to leading questions put to Mr. C during his direct examination, and Mr. Barker argued that was one of the things that left Mr. C's evidence «irretrievably contaminated.»

Our report summarises the key opportunities and challenges discussed on the day including results of polling questions put to the audience.

The real question put to the jury was whether Gerald caused Boushie's death unlawfully by committing an assault or whether the shooting was an unintentional act that had unintended consequences.

(c) refuses or neglects to answer fully and truthfully all proper questions put to him at any examination held pursuant to this Act;

The main question put to the court by the government of Alberta was as follows:

In court, Maziarz gave mostly one - word answers to a series of questions put to him by the judge before he signed a document waiving his right to a trial and pleading guilty to the lesser charge.

This week the folks at NVIDIA have put three of history's biggest names in gaming development on stage together, and one of the key questions put to them right off the bat stuck in Valve's SteamOS.

Meno is a slave who, step by step, answers questions put to him by Socrates.

Today, three members of my summer parish were each asked, on being given a diagnosis of cancer, whether they wished to be euthanized — and that was the first question put to them.

Those were some of the questions put to Chancellor Angela Merkel in an hour - long YouTube live interview that allowed her to demonstrate that she's getting serious about social media — and reach out to young voters.

That's the question we put to the CEOs of all 500, and gave them a list to choose from: skilled labor shortages, competition from China, competition from start - ups, cyber security, shareholder activism, management diversity, employee diversity, geopolitical risk, and increased regulation.

This was the question put to me by [UK] Treasury Committee Chairman Andrew Tyrie MP when I appeared before the Committee on January 6th to...

This was the question put to me by [UK] Treasury Committee Chairman Andrew Tyrie MP when I appeared before the Committee on January 6th to give evidence on the Bank of England's latest Financial Stability Report.

For every question they put to him, he had only one answer «I am a Christian».

Do you recall the question put to Jesus by the rich young man?

Jesus doesn't really answer the question put to him, except to suggest that life in the world to come will be of a different order than life here.