Sentence examples for cut questioning from inspiring English sources

Then an appeals court reduced Phillips' cut, questioning whether his "aggregate bonanza, which comes to $4 million, exceeds the boundaries of professional propriety".

An adviser at his side, William Cunningham, cut off questioning as Mr. Bloomberg said he was unable to provide some of the details of what he had in mind.

Mr. McCall, who has been catching up in the polls, appeared eager to put the issue behind him and cut off questioning.

This Court has described "a person's right to cut off questioning" as "[t]he critical safeguard" provided by the Miranda warnings".

He said the poorest would bear a greater burden from the spending cuts than the richest, that "the middle" would be squeezed further and women would shoulder three quarters of the cuts - questioning whether the review was "progressive or fair".

Campaigners opposing the cuts are questioning where the underspend has come from and whether the proposed savings are being made "too quickly".

Judge Dear cut off the questioning.

Trump called Acosta a "rude, terrible person" and attempted to cut off his questioning.

Though I have swiftly cut off my questioning on foreskin, articles addressing circumcision still beg my read.

Most officials investigated by anti-graft authorities are quietly spirited away for questioning, cut off from contact from their families and not allowed access to lawyers, sometimes for months.

We chose R < 10% as the cut-off for questioning item relevance for two reasons: (a) there is no agreed upon criterion or universal cut off to determine the extent of content validity [ 20]; and (b) since the IAM items are based on 10 years of research in a focused context, it was likely that many items would be relevant.