This wave of questioning led to the demolition of the monastery and its replacement with a new administrative centre for the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (previously located in the city of Kharkiv).
The world's first SIB was used at the Peterborough Prison in the United Kingdom in 2010, launching a wave of subsequent research questioning whether or not they can actually work -- whether they can be the treadle pumps of the developed world.
In Egypt, where the government has partnered Washington in the peace effort for two decades, government-owned newspapers have run a wave of editorials and commentaries questioning the United States claim to be an honest broker between Israel and the Palestinians.
The questioning touched off a wave of faux outrage on the right claiming "anti-Catholic bigotry".
While they haven't unleashed a wave of accountability, there have been sudden bursts of data-driven questioning of local authorities.
In addition, a wave of populism is sweeping through Japan right now, and some analysts say that political parties questioning the security relationship with America could gain in the parliamentary election this summer.
As San Bernardino, Calif., moved toward bankruptcy this week, municipal bond analysts were questioning how widespread the fiscal distress may prove to be, but were not predicting a wave of defaults.
The public accounts committee is also questioning Matt Brittin, chief executive officer of Google UK and Andrew Cecil, public policy director at Amazon, in the wake of a wave of revelations about the tax affairs of international companies.
A wave of terror attacks rocked three continents and left dozens dead on Friday, leaving the world reeling and authorities scrambling to apprehend the attackers and questioning possible ties to the Islamic State.
Israeli research uses this data in cases where the direct questioning of subjects is not possible [ 16, 22] Starting in 1990, Israel became home to a wave of immigration (about 1 million people) from countries belonging to the Former Soviet Union (FSU), who contributed to a 15% growth in total population during that decade.
