Sentence examples for decision to question from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain, though, stands by his decision to question the old contract.

Perhaps Vaccaro's most intriguing criticism came from the N.C.A.A.'s decision to question the standardized test score of the Southern California freshman O. J. Mayo.

And his decision to question the validity of President Obama's birth certificate caused such a news media firestorm that the White House was forced to publicly release the document.

An issue arose about the administration's decision to question him for a period without giving him a Miranda warning, under an exception for questions about immediate threats to public safety.

If Mr. Hussein is alive, officials said, the administration's decision to question why he has not appeared in public may help flush him out -- or give clues to his whereabouts.

It is unclear whether the decision to question Ms. Greenhouse reflects an expansion of the criminal inquiry on fuel charges into the broader, more politically explosive allegation of favoritism in the initial award.

Other opinions ranged from applauding him for at least making a decision to questions about whether he's still a conservative.

Decisions to question individuals are based on a variety of factors for which Border Patrol agents are well-trained.

Cameron's decision not to question Schmidt has raised further criticisms from his coalition partners.

In his seven-page decision, Mr. Mills appeared to question Dr. Crew's account of Mr. Riccobono's performance.

In designing future objectives, policy decision makers need to question who pays, and who benefits from any potential interventions.