Sentence examples for cited question from inspiring English sources

Question asked, policy cited, question answered.

This frequently cited question summarises one possible interpretation of economists' role in policy consulting: When the crisis struck, neither did economists have a useful forecast to offer nor could their models assess the effects of this financial earthquake on the global economy.

The court cited questions about the judge's impartiality.

He cited questions about liability exposure for the network.

The board cited questions about the gathering of signatures for his petition, said Tony Bullock, the mayor's spokesman.

At various points during the presentation, Mr. Ackman and his team cited questions that Mr. Einhorn had asked of the Herbalife executives.

The statement cited questions about how long it takes to get home from work, and whether the respondent needed help to go shopping.

They cited questions about Mr. Kerry's core convictions, fears about switching leaders during a war or distaste for his perceived liberalism.

In a letter telling Mr. Schwilk of the decision, Pedro Orso-Delgado, the department's district director for San Diego and Imperial Counties, cited "questions regarding public safety" because of the proximity of the checkpoint and an adjacent California Highway Patrol inspection center.

"None of this is to say that Congress is free to disregard the Constitution when it acts in the area of military affairs," he wrote, and specifically cited questions of due process, but added, "the tests and limitations to be applied may differ because of the military context".

Nicor added that its executives could not certify its 2002 interim results, as required by a portion of the corporate reform laws enacted last month; it cited questions about results at its gas distribution business, which accounts for the bulk of the company's profit.