Sentence examples for have posed to from inspiring English sources
In any case, they have come armed with handwritten answers to questions they have posed to themselves.
The constitutional issue that the Scouts have posed to the justices has not been addressed by any other court.
The caps reflect the difficulties that new financial regulations and the debt turmoil in Europe have posed to Morgan Stanley and its rival firms.
The government claims to have averted whatever danger the new EU rapid-reaction force might have posed to the primacy of NATO.
He made his bones at Time Warner at HBO, and despite the threat that digital media have posed to newspapers, magazines and music, he retains his belief in the power of television.
On the Republican side, Senator John McCain won in Virginia over Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, virtually eliminating any threat that Mr. Huckabee might have posed to Mr. McCain's status as his party's all but certain nominee.
He has posed to Elena a couple of hypothetical situations.
It's also one that we've posed to the economic experts at Economics by invitation.
Good question, and one that I've posed to the E.P.A.
In this disposition, the choice that the I.O.C. has posed to the athletes is one between self and country.
The Real IRA took similar security measures to ensure that the Guardian received answers to a series of questions we had posed to the terror group.
