Sentence examples for moderator whether from inspiring English sources

In fact, the other night in our debate, Governor Bush was asked directly by the moderator whether what I was saying about his plan was correct and whether his plan 'benefits the top 1percentt of wealthiest Americans.' His answer?

This happened with Democratic presidential contender Michael Dukakis in the 1988 debate with George H.W. Bush when he was asked by the debate moderator whether he would support the death penalty should his wife, Kitty, be raped and murdered.

The moderator asked whether they would want to use the gels to avoid getting H.I.V.

Asked by ABC moderator David Muir whether big business would like President Clinton, she replied: "Everybody should!

John Dickerson, the moderator, asked whether Clinton's support for deposing Muammar Qaddafi in Libya also contributed to the massive instability in the region.

The question initially posed by the writer Ian Buruma, the event's moderator, was whether Mr. Hitchens's work and ideas would stand the test of time.

At a recent panel discussion in New York, the moderator asked whether Japan, beset with economic and political problems on top of coping with a natural disaster, still mattered to the world.

One such moment came in the second debate, when he was asked by moderator Bernard Shaw whether he would still oppose capital punishment if his wife were raped and murdered.

Asked by the moderator, Jim Lehrer, whether Mr. Gore's statistics were inaccurate, Mr. Bush did not directly respond, instead emphasizing his administration's recent enrollment of roughly 110,000 uninsured children in the federal Child Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, and its overall spending of $4.7 billion on the uninsured in Texas.

The discussion started on this bright note when the moderator asked whether each panelist was optimistic or pessimistic about the impact of technology on society.

Huckabee's comment came in response to a question from the moderator about whether he would keep Yellen on if he were elected president. .