Sentence examples for longer being asked from inspiring English sources

People are no longer being asked to tell poll workers how many bubbles are in a bar of soap in order to cast their ballots.

Why then is Iraq singled out for yet more punishment while the Israelis get off scot-free?This question is no longer being asked by Arabs alone.

"Public servants are no longer being asked to make a temporary sacrifice, but accept a permanent deep cut in their living standards that will add up to over 16% by 2015 when you include pay and pension contributions".

With the Bush Administration and Australia opting out and the developing world no longer being asked to join, the European Union stands as the default supplier of signatories who are in a position to make significant reductions in carbon emissions.

Local police will no longer be asked routinely to detain immigrants without papers.

"Arrestees will no longer be asked questions pertaining to prior demonstration history, or school name.

"I am particularly glad to no longer be asked when the Beatles are coming to iTunes," Ringo Starr said in the announcement.

"For me, the question should no longer be asked," Mr. Hollande said after meeting Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, who took over in mid-June.

Harvard's president, Lawrence Summers, announced that parents who earn less than $40,000 a year will no longer be asked to contribute financially to their offspring's education.

This season was supposed to be different from his rookie season, different from his second season, different because Sanchez would no longer be asked simply not to lose games.

Whereas Ringo, befitting someone who once voiced the antics of childrens' trains, is more down to earth: "I am particularly glad to no longer be asked when the Beatles are coming to iTunes," said Ringo Starr.