Sentence examples for is facing questions from inspiring English sources

Still, his campaign is facing questions over his business dealings.

That, not the Kelly debacle, is why he is facing questions today.

The country already is facing questions whether it can build all the roads, airports, hotels and stadiums it will need.

Now the group is facing questions with extraordinary stakes, for itself as well as for Egypt and the region.

With the disclosure last week of bank statements showing transfers from Afghan businesses into his accounts, Mr. Zakhilwal is facing questions about corruption from a government antigraft agency.

The news operation is facing questions of its own now it has lost its champion in Mr Glocer who steeped himself in its history and traditions.

B.A.C.R. is facing questions about its role in Jefferson's after-school program, including whether the agency is being used to avoid hiring union employees who would receive benefits.

Citi, the US investment bank, is facing questions from disgruntled investors, following an ill-timed €100m (£70m) sale of shares in a Spanish renewables energy company.

The Labor frontbencher David Feeney is facing questions after it was revealed that he failed to include a $2.3m property in his parliamentary interests register.

Labor frontbencher David Feeney is facing questions over his $2.3m property, which he failed to declare in his parliamentary interests register.

Mr. Hevesi, locked this year in a close mayoral race, is facing questions once again about his relationships with campaign contributors.