Sentence examples for introduction of questions from inspiring English sources

In theory 'no security' is not fully comparable for the pre- and post-2008/09 sweeps of the CSEW due to the introduction of questions about the availability of CCTV camera in the respondent's home.

Stormont ministers may discover this in a particularly direct manner, as the assembly's rather staid question time format is being revamped with the introduction of Topical Questions.

I'm neither sick nor tired yet of watching Question Time but the agenda might benefit from the introduction of more questions on unusual news stories, such as the refusal to let the so-called Pick-Up Artist Julien Blanc into Britain, which, last night, provided the liveliest few minutes of the show.

Firstly, the introduction of standardised questions to the maternity booking history or notes regarding weight and lifestyle should be explored.

In the introduction of the question, it was stated clearly that the question was about sexually explicit, pornographic content on or from the internet.

The introduction of this question is in all cases very recent: 2011 in the ALP module and 2010 in the case of the HRS and the NYFRB survey.

A histogram presenting the relevant results from the first questionnaire was included in the introduction of each question.

The interview guide consisted of an opening question, an introduction question, three core questions covering three important domains, and finally a closing question.

The introduction of country specific questions was also used in these studies.

Certain art world types loathe my introduction of the Jewish question in my art, just like art critics loathed the introduction of abstraction in the art of Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse and Mondrian.

With the introduction of biologics the question arises of whether these – far more expensive – drugs are more effective than synthetic DMARDs.