Sentence examples for posed does from inspiring English sources

The possibility that it might have relied upon the state exclusionary rule had the "good faith" question been posed does not constitute independent and adequate state grounds.

Ainslie is a modest man, not even remotely inclined to boast despite having so much to boast about, yet the question still needs to be posed: does he think, as an Olympic champion since 2000, unbeaten in the Finn in any competition since 2004, that maybe he doesn't get the respect or recognition he deserves.

But, speaking on Sportsound, he posed: "Does the country genuinely believe that 12 matches is enough over three years to turn around the Scotland squad that have been failing, not over the last two tournaments, but over the last six tournaments we've gone in for?

But if that question does get posed — does the Ways and Means Committee have a solid reason to put Trump's tax returns in the public House record? — it turns out that the Republicans have poisoned their own well.

The law clearly states, she said in the interview, that a public employee can be required to answer questions related to fitness for public employment, and the fact that a polygraph is the means by which those questions are posed does not automatically transform them into an invasion of privacy.

"This is going to seem a little posed, don't you think?" he asked.

The question posed -- did Mrs. Wilson go too far in running things while the President was seriously disabled?

The reports strengthen our conviction that whatever threat Iraq posed did not require an immediate invasion without international support.

Rock star posing does my head in.

Only when she's posing does she feel free and powerful and blessed.

This suggests that posing doesn't mean a client is low-risk, she says.