Sentence examples for areas to question from inspiring English sources

In the event of an influx of refugees, teams of Chinese officials and military personnel should be sent to border areas to question new arrivals from North Korea and block anyone believed to pose a threat to China's national interest, the Kyodo report says.

Students need to be repeatedly reminded and shown how to be creative, to integrate material across subject areas, to question their own assumptions, and to imagine other viewpoints and possibilities" (DeHaan, 2009, p 172).

We saw a group of Islamic State fighters shooting in the air, and I feared for my husband because they were banging on doors searching for men in the area in order to question them.

Father of two toddlers, he felt disillusioned by a system willing to distribute thousands of radiation dosimeters at schools, or to keep removing top soil from every public park in the affected areas, but not ready to question the nuclear industry or the kind of politics that had gotten Japan into its current predicament.

There was clear evidence that the kind of problem reported was related to question area and somewhat weaker evidence that residence time/language use was associated with more difficulties concerning acculturation related questions.

Considering that FGM is a very sensitive and stigmatizing social issue in the study area, this leaves room to question the truthfulness of a respondent when questioned by an unknown interviewer.

But they chose to question only areas that religious conservatives are uncomfortable with.

The move into photo-sharing – a space made famous by Twitpic after the photograph of a downed passenger plane on the Hudson river tweeted by Janis Krums in January 2009 – will be unpopular among developers, who may begin to question what areas Twitter does not want to control.

Thus, some of the results obtained in this area of research remain open to question.

The Pilgrims did not have a patent to settle this area, thus some passengers began to question their right to land; they complained that there was no legal authority to establish a colony.

These questions, however, are phrased differently and cover slightly different areas compared to questions in MFQ.