Sentence examples for it was beyond question from inspiring English sources

In a rare public statement on a non-Olympic drug case, Prince Alexandre de Merode, the chief of the IOC Medical Commission, even hinted that the punishment could be a life ban from sport, saying Friday it was "beyond question" that the doctor, Jeff Robinson, was to blame for the incident.

IT WAS, beyond question, a disgrace.

It was not the longest Council in the history of the Church — the Council of Trent holds the record, of eighteen years — but it was beyond question the most important religious event this century has yet seen.

Mr. Eggleston, the President's top lawyer concerning privilege issues, replied that "in a run-up to possible impeachment," it was beyond question as a matter of constitutional law that the President should be able to rely on the confidential advice of Government lawyers.

When asked, he said the ultimate benefit of the American invasion in 2003 was "beyond question" because it ended Mr. Hussein's repressive rule.

Jefferson told Congress that Burr's guilt was "beyond question".

Judge Block said that "it is beyond question that perceived ethnicity alone cannot give rise to reasonable suspicion or probable cause".

Instead, the memo said, "it is beyond question that the President has the plenary Constitutional power to take such military actions as he deems necessary and appropriate to respond to the terrorist attacks upon the United States on September 11 , 2001.

Kip Dellinger, a Los Angeles accountant who has written two recent books on I.R.S. practices, said that "it is beyond question that no matter how they deploy their resources, the I.R.S. just does not have a sufficient body of resources to enforce the law".

It is beyond question that during its seven-decade reign over Mexico the PRI operated a modus operandi of conviviality with the cartels.

Closer to home, it is beyond question that many British tourists behave badly abroad.