The children will be asked to answer questions and write diaries.
Someone named Scott will never be asked to answer for Scott Walker, or mistaken for him.
"Nevertheless," she adds, "we're investigating the incident, and those who are responsible for this will be asked to answer".
You will be asked to answer 5 questions about yourself (i.e., what is your favorite color?, what city were you born in?, etc.).
You will be asked to answer some questions about this device and the types of data that is accessed and stored on it.
Justice Peter McClellan, chair of the royal commission, said that Pell would be asked to answer the serious questions raised by the evidence.
Pupils will be asked to answer questions such as: "Will it rain tomorrow?" They will have access to weather data and use computer programmes to give a forecast rather than a right or wrong answer.
If this were a normal case, the jury would be asked to answer one question, and only one question: based on the evidence, did Snowden steal government secrets and intentionally disclose them?
Indeed, if we identify tyranny as the government that is not held to give account of itself, rule by Nobody is clearly the most tyrannical of all, since there is no one left who could even be asked to answer for what is being done.
Yesterday there was no formal response from the cross-party committee, headed by senior Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin, but it is understood that at the next private meeting members are likely to re-open the issue and consider whether to hold another public evidence session, at which David Cameron or one of his staff could be asked to answer questions.
People in Scotland will be asked to answer the question, "Should Scotland be an independent country?".
