The Justices can always take it upon themselves to investigate the record in the case to determine whether the plaintiffs have standing, and even as late as days before the argument, Administration lawyers can write a letter to the court calling attention to the issue of the plaintiffs' questionable standing.
Compact, gray-haired, he wears a leather jacket and blue jeans -- the sort of outfit cited in one report as evidence of his questionable standing.
Corker also controls diplomatic confirmations, which means he could hold up the appointment of a new secretary of state if Rex Tillerson — another man in questionable standing with Trump — leaves office.
In January 1938 Hitler used the pretext of Blomberg's marriage to a woman of questionable social standing to force his resignation and then assumed the office of commander in chief of the armed forces himself.
An alternative is "but tax cuts" — as if a single piece of tax legislation of questionable effectiveness would standing alone make the Trump presidency worthwhile.
"Best deal I ever made," said Webb, who made his money building things, sometimes for people of questionable legal and moral standing.
Of questionable character; dubious; disreputable.
There's a long-standing tradition of questioning questionable lottery results, Google "New York Knicks Frozen Envelope" for the most popular one.
As Clinton chugged beers and downed shots of whiskey at every notch along the Rust Belt, her campaign disseminated photos of Obama looking especially black or exotic, or standing next to figures of questionable repute.
Police earlier confirmed killing 15 people in a series of drug raids across the country over the past week, which Amnesty International described as a sharp and sudden escalation in the long-standing problem of questionable deaths by Filipino security forces.
But in a region plagued with a legacy of questionable planning decisions, there's plenty standing in the way.
