Sentence examples for passed questions from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Lord Stevens said the distinguished police chief had been passed questions and request for comment.

After the initial shock of the attacks had passed, questions arose about how the military handled the hijacking and subsequent response with the jets.

Shortly after the law was passed, questions arose about the legal status of marriage to non-Spaniards whose country did not permit same-sex marriage.

Noreen is illiterate, and Tollet was unable to visit her directly due to prison restrictions, but Tollet was able to conduct interviews through Noreen's husband, who passed questions and answers between them.

Shortly after the law was passed, questions arose about the legal status of marriage to non-Spaniards after a Spaniard and an Indian national living in Catalonia were denied a marriage license on the grounds that India did not permit same-sex marriage.

If passed, Question 8 on the ballot will add the mayor and top administration officials to a $167 million pension pool that covers municipal employees like nurses and teamsters.

But as the weeks pass, questions remain, and the uncertainty is leaving investors uneasy.

During the presidential election campaign, Ms von Baer answered every message to @enavonbaer herself, but now her staff respond, or pass questions on to other ministries.Twitter works well for extrovert and conscientious individual politicians.

In recent weeks, F.B.I. agents have been allowed to attend interrogations, to request fresh interviews with suspects previously questioned by Yemeni security officials alone, and, in some instances, to question suspects directly, instead of passing questions to Yemeni interrogators.

The Americans have been allowed to pass questions to the Yemenis, who then put them to the suspects, and even to pose follow-up questions after reviewing the transcripts.

Elissa Massimino, director of the Washington office of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, said, "If the C.I.A. is saying, 'We're not really involved in the interrogation, we're just standing outside the room and passing questions,' they are not absolved".