Sentence examples for draw up questions from inspiring English sources

Moderators lead small group discussions which then draw up questions for experts and policymakers.

We asked Prof Stoyanov and Gallup Romania to draw up questions which would give a better sense of how many people are really looking to move to the UK from these two countries.

The episode in which one British jihadi's fingernails were ripped out after MI6 suggested that a notorious Pakistani intelligence agency detain him, and MI5 and Greater Manchester police drew up questions to be put to him.

Two high court judges say they have seen "powerful evidence" of the torture of one man before he was questioned by an MI5 officer, and a court heard that MI5 and Manchester police drew up questions for a Pakistani intelligence agency to put to a man who subsequently had three fingernails pulled out.

A1 Panel to Review Discrepancies The staff of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks has been ordered to conduct a detailed review of all discrepancies found in statements by Condoleezza Rice and Richard A. Clarke in drawing up questions for Ms. Rice when she testifies before the panel.

Strachan says there's a kind of spacelessness in the Caribbean and his installation—"a kind of stamp into the ground"—that drew up questions of ownership and who gets to determine identity.

Strachan says there's a kind of spacelessness in the Caribbean and his installation—"a kind of stamp into the ground"—that drew up questions of ownership and who gets to determine identity.

I would like to know whether men were responsible for drawing up the questions, and who exactly were the women they questioned?

Bank employees worked through the holidays preparing testimony and drawing up potential questions that will be asked of their chiefs.

A self-administered questionnaire was drawn up, with questions concerning operations in French Guiana (dates, locations) and preventive measures implemented against malaria.

To draw up its questions, Somerville turned to a neighbor, Daniel Gilbert, a Harvard psychology professor who wrote the 2006 best seller "Stumbling on Happiness".