Cars were rejected, Mr. Jackson said, for not being in sale-ready condition; for the type of restoration or modifications done; and for those of questionable provenance.
In recent years, citizen groups have emerged in Mexico to fight for a wide range of causes, including broader access to public records, fair trials for those incarcerated under questionable circumstances and an obligatory evaluation system for teachers.
For those with the questionable goal of speaking English as Peter Falk does, Softrade International has incorporated episodes of "Columbo" and several other television series into its MovieTalk English instruction CD-ROM's.
Rosser, unfortunately, chooses to argue for those changes on questionable grounds: that women are needed to meet an impending shortage of scientific talent and because they bring special insights to research.
But unfortunately, voters aren't willing to look much deeper than the religious beliefs of an individual when evaluating whether or not that person is ethical, so this religious masquerade is still an effective tool for those with a questionable history that want to be elected to public office.
He's easily fallen back into the Odd Future lingo — "tight" for approval, "sus" for questionable things and so on.
Screening seemingly prepared students for remediation is questionable for at least two reasons.
National trials registry sites such as www.clinicaltrials.gov do exist, but their ease of use is questionable for those with lower educational levels.
The Nima is designed to be an extra safeguard for questionable times (are those french fries gluten free?), instead of something a person would use for every meal.
Presently, he says, risk has been securitized, where those who make bad, short-term decisions rarely ever have to account for their questionable moves.
