Sentence examples for landmark question from inspiring English sources

But the court, ruling with a narrow majority, sidestepped the larger landmark question of whether physician-assisted suicide is a right guaranteed under the state's Constitution.

The landmark in question was built in 1909 and designed by Hunt & Hunt with deeply carved stonework recalling the muscular palazzi of Renaissance Florence.

With each landmark came questions about his sobriety.

Now, a day after the landmark settlement, the question is whether the government, AOL and Time Warner will live up to their ends of the bargain as a new crop of regulators comes to Washington or whether the AOL Time Warner consent decree will either go unenforced or, like the Microsoft consent decree, lead to a new round of squabbling and litigation.

Since participants were explicitly asked to indicate the permanence of recognized landmarks during the question period, this might have caused them to particularly represent this feature of the landmark in question.

The landmark case highlighted questions of judicial independence, with Hong Kong's government having put heavy pressure on the court to reject permanent residency for foreign domestic helpers.

They asserted that the property should be granted landmark status and questioned whether past and present owners had acquired the proper permits from the city and California Coastal Commission to conduct remodels of the bungalows.

In 2004, Stiell and co-authors published a landmark study that questioned the effectiveness of advanced life support interventions when added to a system that had optimized access to cardiopulmonary resuscitation, defibrillation, and rapid transport to advanced hospital care [ 5].

THE SKY LINE about the question of landmark designation for modern buildings of debatable aesthetic value.

Because it is not a landmark, he said, the question was how to save it.

By Paul Goldberger The New Yorker, August 18 , 1997P. 38 THE SKY LINE about the question of landmark designation for modern buildings of debatable aesthetic value.