Sentence examples for have queried whether from inspiring English sources

Sceptics have queried whether such vast sums are realistic for an unstable nation that is battling terror groups and has struggled to attract significant foreign investment.

The Turnbull government and Labor have queried whether the Family First senator Bob Day was validly elected during the recent campaign, and the controversy is set to be resolved by the high court.

The government and Labor have queried whether Day was eligible to sit in the Senate because of a potential breach of section 44 of the constitution which forbids "any direct or indirect pecuniary interest in any agreement with the public service of the commonwealth".

DI Regan and DS Carter of television's The Sweeney, played so memorably by John Thaw and Dennis Waterman, might well have queried whether one really needed a master's degree to be able to explain the semiotics of "get yer trousers on, you're nicked!".

They have queried whether approaches centered on independent individuals contracting freely and reciprocally with one another for mutual benefit can give plausible accounts of obligations to people who are, temporarily or permanently, greatly dependent on others for physical, cognitive or emotional support.

The Chinese already have queried whether Americans believe saving Taipei is worth losing Los Angeles.

Keith Mitchell, the council leader in Oxfordshire, where Philip Pullman lives, has queried whether local authors have "thought through the impact of their messianic message about literature on the most vulnerable in our society".

David Warner has queried whether South Africa were acting within the rules by scuffing the ball in their second Test victory over Australia, which was secured with devastating reverse swing bowling.

Judge Driver said in the proceedings he was aware Guardian Australia had queried whether the proceedings were in open court, and would proceed on the basis the hearings were open unless an order was sought by the parties.

And Westminster's public health minister, Anne Milton, has queried whether setting a minimum price would be legal or could be upheld, since it is likely to contravene EU free trade legislation.

Some observers have queried Bafta's criteria.