Sentence examples for could put questions from inspiring English sources

The knowledge exchange was a screen on a computer where employees could put questions to the entire company.

By employing such masterly actors as Novella Nelson and Helmar Augustus Cooper, Mr. Wilson could put questions about dialect to rest.

You could put questions under seats, or even hide them and ask your audience to find them.

THE PRESIDENT: Well, if there is anything that arises from the new document, you could put the questions later on.

And Action for Children Scotland suggested having two sessions of FMQs - one for party leaders to spar, and a second one where business and third sector groups could put forward questions, via MSPs.

"I did not think we could put in question the independence and the integrity of the Philharmonic.

Instead of going through Sacramento, Arney suggested, they could put the question directly to the people of California, gathering signatures for a statewide ballot initiative.

The poor showing could put into question the position of President Dmitry Medvedev, expected to swop roles with Putin after the March election.

Earlier this week I heard Dominic Grieve, the shadow home secretary, say that this crisis could put in question "the foundations of the legitimacy of the state".

Mr. Kerry could put this question to Mr. Bush: "Mr. President, by going to war in the manner you did, do you believe that you honored the public trust?" Todd Buchanan Eldora, Colo., Aug. 12, 2004.

Standard Chartered climbed 54p to £15.53 after traders said Singapore fund Temasek's purchase of 1% of Chinese lender ICBC could put a question mark over its 10% stake in Standard.