If Bush judges are likely to question the scope of federal power, Gore judges are not.
Labour is likely to question whether companies should be getting even lower tax, when welfare is being slashed even further.
Specifically, investors were likely to question the timing of the disclosures so soon before the stock offering, analysts said.
The defense is likely to question why the woman returned to the suite before reporting the episode to her supervisor.
Talk to most economists, though, and they are likely to question the rationale of having a tax deduction at all.
And the proposition that all deficits are bad isn't one that any of the G.O.P. candidates in 2016 is likely to question.
Leaders face public pressure at home, where many are likely to question a decision to help relatively wealthy countries with unstable economies.
Vernon Coaker, Labour's shadow defence secretary, is likely to question Hammond about the costs during a session in the House of Commons later on Monday.
At the same time, analysts and investors are likely to question whether buying a site that has struggled to generate revenue makes sense.
Senators are likely to question Ms. Norton closely on her views, past and current, about some of those groups' legal challenges to laws that she would be required to enforce if she wins Senate confirmation.
