Sentence examples for participation a question from inspiring English sources

The third variable that measures political participation is grassroots election participation; a question was provided as below: "Did you vote in the last village committee or neighborhood committee election?" Answers are "voted" (1) and "not voted" (0).

This weekend's program, which includes audience participation and a question-and-answer period, draws on works based on familiar fairy tales like "Cinderella" and "Hansel and Gretel".

They were then asked to complete the 10-item KJOC questionnaire as well as a demographic intake sheet, which included sports participation data and a question asking them if their arm was currently injured.

In the PARTS/M, for each of the 20 aspects of participation included there is a question which asks if either 'pain' (b280 Sensation of pain) or 'fatigue' (b4552 Fatiguability) limits participation.

Mr. Jones's future participation in the series was a question even before this incident.

(NYT) THE DEBATES A QUESTION OF PARTICIPATION -- Gov. George W. Bush says politics just might be more important than principle in deciding whether to back bids by Ralph Nader and Patrick J. Buchanan to be allowed in this fall's presidential debates.

It was four years ago today that Lord Hutton delivered his report "into the circumstances surrounding the death of Dr David Kelly", though many saw it as a report "into the circumstances surrounding Britain's participation in the Iraq war", a question the law lord was careful to remind us was outside his remit.

In the four-year follow-up, a question regarding participation in a three-year-long WHP programme was included, and those responding to this question were included in the final analysis (n = 1859).

Firstly, equal opportunities--participation by both sexes is a question of fair treatment for all.

APA underscores that education for older adults isn't simply a question of economic participation, but of health.

Studying Chemical Engineering at IIT Guwahati, he is hesitant to raise his hand when a professor asks a question, affecting his participation grade.