Sentence examples for labels the question from inspiring English sources

As is the case with iTunes for the music labels, the question is not whether DVD customers are depriving them of revenue by going to Netflix, but whether would-be pirates are instead choosing to consume movies legally from a source that is prepared to write billion dollar royalty checks to the studios.

Contrary to the VASs, which were presented with English labels, the questions were presented in German.

But recently 19 Recordings, representing a slew of former American Idol contestants including Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood, brought a massive lawsuit against Sony after having audited the label – and the question of what a stream is sits right in the middle of it.

The system is fine, said Congressman Charles B. Rangel, Democrat from Upper Manhattan, adding, "The beautiful thing about party labels is, ask the question is he a Democrat or is she a Republican and you find out what that person stands for".

Tracing the friendship between Lila Cerullo and Elena Greco, two extraordinary and troubled girls who become extraordinary and troubled women, Elena's first-person account charts what scholars and politicians alike have ominously labeled the Southern Question: the cultural and economic divide between north and south that has defined Italian life for centuries.

The Judge at first finds this "a reasonable proposition", but the Counsel argues that from the days of James II, it has been "a rather serious crime / To marry two wives at a time" (humorously, he labels the crime in question "burglary" rather than "bigamy").

To this avail, Salesforce opted to limit its vocabulary to words used in database labels, the words in the question being asked and the words typically used in SQL queries.

To give you an idea of the target audience, the book was given a lengthy write-up at WND.com, an insane right-wing news site where Ann Coulter and Jack Abramoff are featured columnists, and a column that labels itself "Voice of Sanity" ponders the question Obama and Stalin: How They're Alike. .

Notwithstanding the seemingly positional confirmation of the existence of a current naturalist wave by the use of labels for theoretical trending, the question is how the wave makes linguisticist surfaces as well as new materialism, neo-vitalism and ecosophy possible.

In each case, there are five states where one state represents the label in question, and the other four represent the four rhetorical roles.

Nationally, on the broader issue of labeling, in answer to the question of whether the Food and Drug Administration should require that "foods which have been genetically engineered or containing genetically engineered ingredients be labeled to indicate that," a whopping 91 percent of voters say yes and 5 percent say no.