Sentence examples for how they should answer from inspiring English sources

Others, stunned by the announcement, asked such things as how they should answer the telephone.

When poll questions didn't identify Mueller as the special prosecutor (a tipoff to partisans about how they should answer), the most common response (an average of 37percentt across 23 polls) was that Americans hadn't heard of him, compared with an average of 32percentt who approved.

The group was concerned that "any potential benefits to adding the question would be outweighed by the anxiety and uncertainty students may experience when deciding if and how they should answer it," according to Inside Higher Ed.

This gave Jill an extensive background in common questions and how they should be answered.

"The highly general and vague nature of these questions would unfairly require the seller to speculate as to precisely what the questions are asking and how they should be answered," Mr. Pataki said.

Grotius changed his mind on how they should be answered.

The booklet is full of meaty advice about how they should shape their answers for different audiences.

In England there is much angst over how many counties there should be (12 is probably the answer) and how they should be grouped.

"Yes we need change but I think people are going to come to the conclusion what they want is the Scottish Parliament as part of the UK". in his blog that economists have no simple answer about how they should vote.

These questions are complex, both in terms of how they should be posed and how they should be answered.

But one day before the congressional testimony, on March 5, 2007, McNulty and Moscella attended a strategy session at the White House in which they discussed Moscella's testimony and how he should answer allegations that most of the U.S. attorneys were fired because of politics.