Sentence examples for group's questions from inspiring English sources
Boehringer Ingelheim said in a statement that it was disappointed with the panel's recommendations and would work with the F.D.A. to address the group's questions.
Asked why the I.R.S. has not answered the group's questions in writing, Dale Hart, the I.R.S. executive who oversees small businesses and self-employed taxpayers, said claims that taxes are voluntary are addressed at the I.R.S. Web site and in print publications.
The Elevation Language group's questions mention the word elevation seven times, while the Shape Language group's questions mention the word shape six times.
The Los Angeles group's questions were far less thorough, Patton says.
The Elevation Language group's questions focused on two elevation-related concepts: (a) that each line depicts one level of elevation, and (b) that elevation changes as you move across and between contour lines.
But during her 2008 presidential run, in response to an autism advocacy group's questions, she cited vaccines as one possible environmental cause of autism, despite widespread scientific agreement that vaccines don't cause autism.
In his response to the group's question on climate change, Mr. Obama called it "one of the biggest issues of this generation" but stopped short of calling for a cap and trade system or other broad national policy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, something that he had favored during the 2008 campaign.
The students were asked to critique the other group's question, based on the research-question characteristics they had learned.
"Education is an important factor impacting world progress," Mr. Putin said in answer to the Egyptian group's question about what the G8 can do to help developing countries.
Each group member should copy down his or her group's revised questions for use in the homework.
Having drilled myself as to which plays were on which stages and which art shows were at which galleries, I confidently awaited the group's first questions.
