Sentence examples for are generally asked from inspiring English sources

Ballerinas are generally asked to depict purity, innocence, first love.

"For those who can, we have an expectation and we try to be very clear about that expectation," said Reynold Levy, the president of Lincoln Center, whose board members are generally asked to contribute $250,000 upfront and on an annual basis.

In the American justice system, witnesses to a crime are generally asked to repeat their account of an incident numerous times: to the police, in a disposition, in meetings with attorneys, and in court.

Patients are generally asked to rest, drink plenty of fluids and take medication to bring down fever and reduce joint pains.

"This definition of consent gets rid of that atmosphere of silence or shame when you are generally asked what you could have done to prevent your assault,"added Badalich, who was the victim of a college sexual assault.

Because most critically ill patients are unable to participate in end-of-life decisions, family members are generally asked to participate.

The credit agencies say that they are generally asking for higher fees because of the smaller contributions from credit card companies and that their fees are strictly voluntary.

"These are the people who are generally asking kids to get back on track, making sure that they're doing what they need to, and removing barriers that potentially prevent students from learning or accessing the curriculum," she said.

What I will say is that the breastfeeding question was generally asked within a series of "Are you" questions that did involve me.

How is it, the question has been generally asked, that Ben Foden, Courtney Lawes and Chris Ashton can return from the World Cup and be brilliant for Northampton?

"As you go up the chain, you're generally asked harder and harder questions by people who have more and more control over your future," Mr. Lochbaum said.