Sentence examples for Table a question from inspiring English sources

Ruane says he tried to table a question in the Commons asking how much MPs and peers cost.

"Don't print that!" As scent, and the hyperbole, settled down, Ms. Gross, perhaps in a Socratic mood, asked the table a question: "If you liked two fragrances just as much, would you buy the one with the bottle that you liked more?" Well, yes, Ms. Aston said, but there are always atomizers for unattractive bottles.

Dennis Skinner had tabled a question.

Recently he set a world record, tabling a question 10,195 words long.

Carter-Ruck's plan was unravelled by a combination of Parliamentary freedom (MP Paul Farrelly tabled a question) and Twitter.

In Italy, a government MP said he was tabling a question in parliament after a report in the Guardian suggested that Materazzi had called Zidane a terrorist.

The Labour life peer Lord Lipsey tabled a question in the House of Lords last week asking ministers to lift the ban on Hobsbawm's access to his files.

He also tabled a question asking for more draft reports to come to the full council – such as the recent waste management strategy – being prepared for the New Year.

The existence of the super-injunction was revealed today by John Hemming, a back-bench Liberal Democrat MP who tabled a question in Parliament about the gagging order.

Lord Oakeshott, a Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, was also tabling a question to demand a copy of the PwC review be placed in the parliamentary library after the City regulator said rules prevented it from making the report public.

"It's frankly disgusting that items like this are being promoted at a supposedly legitimate trade event in Britain," said Lucas, who tabled a question in parliament and raised a point of order on Wednesday.