Sentence examples for hearing questioning from inspiring English sources

"I understand that in many areas we're going to have to do more with less" Mr. Menendez said at a 2011 Senate hearing questioning State Department officials about possible cuts in the budget for the program.

Just last Thursday, for example, Dr. Hansen's findings were repeatedly cited by Republican senators holding a hearing questioning the need for the Kyoto Protocol, which has been signed by more than 100 countries but has yet to be ratified by any industrial powers.

I can't wait for a Google executive to bring up this factoid at the next Congressional hearing questioning whether Google is responsible for the demise of the newspaper industry.

Singhania said she had been misled in the preliminary hearing questioning and that there was not a single instance of compression during that struggle that caused Thomas' death.

Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Maryland) made some of the most powerful statements at Wednesday's AIG hearing, questioning the loyalty and patriotism of AIG employees.

She can be heard questioning them about why they are being so rough.

The pair believed their microphones were switched off when they were heard questioning whether assistant referee Sian Massey knew the offside rule.

Four days in and Australian voices can already be heard questioning whether this is one tour too many for the 37-year-old wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.

It's a medium two-shot of a still-young married couple, seated side by side, in a bare room, facing and addressing the camera, which is in the place of the judge who is heard questioning them as he weighs the wife Simin's plea for divorce on the grounds that her husband, Nader, is unwilling to follow through on the couple's plans to emigrate with their young daughter.

According to ABC, on recordings from Feb. 29, Serino can be heard questioning Zimmerman's account of the events that led up to the shooting.

But as the organisation became more complex, voices were heard questioning the use of the term team for this increasingly diverse collection of professionals [ 24] and the wisdom of introducing what Hunter called 'managerialism' into this unstructured context [ 25].