Sentence examples similar to lodge the question from inspiring English sources

Stephen Doughty, a Labour member on the committee and the MP who lodged the parliamentary question, said: "This would be the first time that the amount of official development assistance spent by departments other than DfID is more than quarter.

Hotels and lodges are out of the question; he camps out at night and lugs 25 pounds of equipment — including his tent, sleeping bag and food — on his back.

And the lodging in question was in the southern Italian region of Apulia, which I'd known to be an inconvenient place.

In the end Horspool is not quite able to answer the question that lodges in the title of his book.

******************************************* Whether lyrics qualify as poetry continues to be asked, and so for the last three or four decades the question has been lodged at rap.

It would be interesting to see (I haven't had the chance to check) whether Semenko lodges any questions during the Q&A session.

Hence, the questions arise where the Constitution lodges this power and where it lodges the power to interpret the contractual provisions of treaties.

The president demurred and later complained to aides that Lemire had been called on, rather than someone more likely to lodge a softball question.

As was reported widely this week both China and the US have lodged questions with the UN querying Australia's dedication to tackle climate change.

That's not a coincidence, because it was published after the deadline for lodging emergency questions".

An MEP last week lodged an official question asking what happened to the Danish registry while Hedegaard was climate minister, and what is being done across Europe to combat carbon fraud.