Sentence examples for is set to question from inspiring English sources

Currently free schools have discretion over what to teach, but Mr Clegg is set to question this and other features of the schools which he will claim have been driven by Conservative "priorities".

(That would be the committee that is set to question Comcast executives on Wednesday).

However, even as the dust settled on the trial, a new challenge emerged for Murdoch, as the Guardian reported that London police are set to question him over phone hacking.

On Tuesday, he'll be questioned by the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committee, and on Wednesday he is set to be questioned by members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Graff is set to be questioned by House Intelligence Committee staff in New York next week, according to people familiar with the plans.

Park is set to be questioned by prosecutors as soon as Thursday about her role in an influence-peddling scandal revolving around a friend of 40 years.

It was reported that Mr Blatter, 79, is set to be questioned by the Swiss authorities as part of an investigation into the awarding in 2010 of the next two World Cups to Russia and Qatar respectively.

Former Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke is set to be questioned by the Serious Fraud Office as it nears the conclusion of an investigation into a multi-million-pound accounting scandal at the retailer.

The prime minister is set to face questions about Mrs Miller's future and his handling of the row at a meeting of the influential 1922 committee of Conservative MPs on Wednesday.

The memo's release came just as John Brennan, the administration's nominee for CIA chief, is set to face questions about his role in crafting the drone policy.

The Nokia Lumia 900 is set to be the question mark of the week.