Sentence examples similar to pre question from inspiring English sources

The deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop had already told Abbott – in a pre-question time meeting – that he should stand aside.

Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop had already told Abbott – in a pre-question time meeting – that she believed he should stand aside.

As the background material is sent to the participants, a set of pre-questions is also delivered.

In particular, they concluded that "there is little or no published experimental evidence regarding whether pre-questions will promote the learning of orally presented classroom content," (p. 19).

Half the participants receive prequestions before each to-be-read segment (i.e., the prequestion group), and the other half read each segment without receiving pre-questions (i.e., the control group).

The Futures Clinique begins with an intensive dose of Futures Provocation, a presentation introducing the basic concepts of futures thinking and futures research, the central ideas of the background paper and the answers received to the pre-questions.

Updated at 9.36am BST 9.29am BST Nick Ferrari plays a pre-recorded question from the Tory MP Zac Goldsmith.

And thus my pre-match question: what is the finest and/or weirdest half-time entertainment you have ever experienced at a football match?

Evidence of the failure of the reset was clear in the appearance of whistleblower Edward Snowden on the show, asking a pre-recorded question via video message.

During a pre-election question and answer session on Mumsnet, Riven asked Cameron why nappies for disabled children were rationed to four a day.

This small sample prohibited factor analysis, so we used the pre-planned question categories to describe the relationships to dependent measures.