Sentence examples for a question affecting from inspiring English sources

The Board is authorized by § 9(c) 'whenever a question affecting commerce arises concerning the representation of employees' to investigate 'such controversy' and to certify the names of the appropriate bargaining representatives.

Studying Chemical Engineering at IIT Guwahati, he is hesitant to raise his hand when a professor asks a question, affecting his participation grade.

But there's another twist that should interest social scientists as well: The government's decision this year to field two almost identical surveys on the topic offers fresh evidence that the way you ask a question affects how people answer it.

Paragraph 15 affirms that an application is inadmissible if it raises a complaint that has been properly considered by a domestic court, unless it raises a serious question affecting the convention.

The second is simply a speculation about the mystery of nature that lies around us; the first is a practical question affecting the common conscience of a man and the consequences of his own action.

And there would be a further exception if the application raised a "serious question affecting interpretation or application of the convention".

Secondly, the panel decides that the request was received within the three-month deadline and that it raises "a serious question affecting the interpretation or application of the convention… or a serious issue of general importance".

The UK proposal says: "An application would be inadmissible if it were substantially the same as a matter that had already been examined by a domestic tribunal applying convention rights unless that tribunal had manifestly aired in its interpretation of the application of the convention or the application raised a serious question affecting interpretation or application of the convention".

Its ideas can be used to solve an urgent question affecting all Americans:How do we fix a broken justice system when it is perpetrating deplorable crimes against its citizens, rather than providing equality in treatment for all?

However Turing and Penrose are alike in seeing this as an important question affecting the assumption that all mental action is computable; in this they both differ from the mainstream view in which the question is accorded little significance.

However, in the soft decision tree construction procedure, the different terminal nodes may cover overlapped regions of the contextual space and splitting a leaf using a soft question affects the parameters of all other leaves.