Sentence examples for is put into question from inspiring English sources

As one veteran arbitrator has written, "In an investment dispute, the very legitimacy of the tax is put into question".

The simplistic notion that people will fly to the dollar as a "safe haven" is put into question by the country's increasingly surreal indebtedness to foreign lenders.

If this is put into question, the entire international order, built step by step during more than half a century, will start to crumble.

Any claim in the world that they represent the legitimate aspirations of Palestinian people is put into question by this image, and by their decision to deny Red Cross access to their prisoner.

In the present paper, this widely accepted but never proved hypothesis is put into question, first, by considering simple model constant-density problems (flame motion in an oscillating one-dimensional laminar flow; flame stabilized in a periodic shear, one-dimensional, laminar flow; turbulent mixing).

Three things happen when a man is sexually threatened by another man: the sexuality of both men is put into question; the masculinity of both men is challenged; and the entire event fuels that old, hateful fantasy of gay men as rapists.

The rise of interseason sales and of product diversity is putting into question the role of the designer superstar taking a bow at the end of a twice-yearly catwalk fashion show.

Also, the border itself could be put into question.

It was as though the familiar concepts of shape and drape, tailoring and dresses, had been put into question.

Who he is, what he stands for, what he is likely to do - all have been put into question.

The E.U. is also concerned that the legitimacy of the European Parliament as a whole would be put into question.