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When Finance Minister Michael Cullen mused that New Zealand's Superannuation Fund, the laudably independent sovereign wealth fund charged with maximizing returns on investment, might be asked whether it would consider increasing the proportion of its assets held in New Zealand, Key jumped a step further to announce that National would mandate that the fund invest 40% of its assets in New Zealand.

Prosecutors for Italy's National Audit Office are now looking into the purchase to determine whether the state overpaid for the object, and Renaissance art experts will be asked whether it should be credited to Michelangelo.

The NHS is desperately short of money and in the unlikely event that extra money did become available, the question needs to be asked whether it might be better for children, overall, if it were spent on the many other causes of death and disability in the young.

Concerning physicalism likewise it may thus be asked whether it was only the recognition of the irreducibility of disposition terms, let alone of purely theoretical terms, that spelt the end of any earlier foundationalist impulse.

Mr Lunny said the company would be appearing before the inquiry next week when it would be asked whether it "had been a significant indirect beneficiary of the scheme or not".

The question can be asked whether it is necessary to use the maximum local amounts of antibiotics obtainable.

Some readers may already be asking whether it makes sense to say that the newer version of the rule is "right"; hold that thought for a minute.

Few seem to be asking whether it will even have walkable streets, public transportation, and buildings with a mix of uses at a mix of scales.

That's the question we should all be asking, whether it's a private liberal arts college, a business school, or a major research university.

This May 31, the commission will finally come to an end and many will be asking whether it has made a dent in that statistic.

In February, the Foreign Office was asked whether it was in breach of its own human rights policy by selling arms to the Saudis.