Sentence examples for official questions from inspiring English sources

Just for a moment after Jacob died, I did wonder why the police were there asking official questions.

One doesn't mean the official questions directed at ordinary citizens by agencies of the govt., such as: What is your Social Security number?

That is followed by a request for everything the nominee has ever written — papers, speeches, articles — and the official questions from members of Congress.

Each time a reporter or an elected official questions the Obama administration about its theory that the president may order the killing of an American citizen that he considers an actual or even potential terrorist threat, the same thing happens.

Writer then parodies an interviewer asking an official questions like "What class of person is, under the U.S. Constitution & applicable statures, entitled to kiss the President?" and "Is it appropriate to sing your Top Forty song with your arm around the President's waist & your head on his shoulder?" View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

-- Superbug update: An FDA official questions the UCLA hospital's new toxic-gas approach to sterilizing medical scopes.

The official questioned Investigator Mercado's judgment.

(The reporter suggested that if the state were to adopt an official question, it no doubt would be: "Red or green?," as to which pepper is preferred. That is, in fact, the official question — about the state's official vegetable).

The official questioned why New Jersey would want to subsidize a train link from Lower Manhattan to Queens.

One former police official questioned the legality of Mr. Kerik's decision.

But an ISI official questioned the reliability of Afghan intelligence gathering.