Sentence examples for due to question from inspiring English sources

The plaintiff's lawyers are due to question Schmidt next month.

The home affairs select committee is due to question the immigration minister, Robert Goodwill, from 3.30pm.

On Wednesday evening the committee is due to question the incumbent chief of staff, Peter Altmaier.

This may have been due to question structure or, more likely, the nature of online surveys.

The Pac is due to question HMRC tomorrow on the subject.

The committee is due to question the sports minister, Tracey Crouch, on Tuesday, and MPs are certain to ask her if she will support the proposed legislation.

The use of ultrasensitive PSA assays (u-PSA) remains controversial due to questions regarding reliability and usefulness of u-PSA3.

Due to questions over the extent to which Gilderdale helped her daughter, she was tried for attempted murder as well as assisted suicide, but treated leniently.

But Missouri was forced to change its execution procedures due to questions over how that drug was acquired by the state.

The state's delay in charging Zimmerman in Martin's death — an interval during which the case came to wide national attention — was largely due to questions about whether "stand your ground" applied.

Much of the delay in updating the machines has been due to questions about the work of a laboratory that was hired to help test the machines being offered by five bidders.