Sentence examples for allowing the question from inspiring English sources

What territory have you ceded just by allowing the question?

The leader of the house, Christopher Pyne, argued against allowing the question to Robert, saying the minister was travelling privately on a personal trip and there was no cost to the commonwealth of his travel.

Drafted by Ms. Zenk, the board's liaison to the task force, the resolution called on the Scouts to "set a policy that promotes equal protection of the law and discourages discrimination" by admitting gays and allowing the question of sexual preference to remain a private matter.

My problem, however, is with allowing the question of art and education at all.

According to Fleming's biographer, Andrew Lycett, after the novel was completed, "almost as an afterthought, [Fleming] appended four extra chapters, recording what happens on the Queen Elizabeth"; and allowing the question of marriage to arise, because Bond falls in love with Case, the first time he has done so since Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale.

Justice Carruthers did not allow the question.

"Is Stein worth the effort to figure her out?" she pauses to ask in the new book, and allows the question to hover over its six hundred and fifty-nine pages.

The finding allowed the question of competency to come into play even in the absence of mental health problems or developmental disabilities.

This time around, for example, America has allowed the question of Iraqi oil exports through Syria to be fudged and has not taken action over flights to Baghdad that it says contravene the embargo.

Martinez objected, citing hearsay and speculation, but judge Sherry Stephens allowed the question.

Martinez objected, citing hearsay and speculation, but Judge Stephens allowed the question.