'querying' is a perfectly valid and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of requesting, questioning, or inquiring about something. For example, "The journalist began querying the mayor about his plans for the city."
McConnell's decision could clear the way for the passage of the USA Freedom Act, which would break up the so-called "haystack" of domestic phone records out of the possession of intelligence agencies and into the possession of telecommunications companies, and change the process for querying the data, among other measures.
But he has no intention of heeding Qatar's public warning this week to stop querying its right to host in 2022.
Australia has been asked to defend the credibility of the Direct Action climate policy at the United Nations, after several countries submitted questions querying how the policy would reduce carbon emissions.
The LDF is now querying a software park awarded by the UDF government to Dubai developers, as well as an elevated expressway, the conditions of an Asian Development Bank loan, and private-sector investment that the UDF allowed in engineering and medical colleges.And at the national levelNeither state will be won by Congress, traditionally India's most powerful party.
At first he seems to be querying Voltaire's conviction that English institutions can in principle be planted anywhere, including, to take an example cited by Voltaire himself, Bosnia: "It is liberal.
The idea is based on consumers themselves taking the initiative by showing up voluntarily and interacting with what they find online.In its simplest form, this involves querying a search engine with keywords ("used cars", say), then scanning the search results as well as the sponsored links from advertisers, and then clicking on one such link.
Add that to the slumping support for the two big parties, and coalitions could become the norm.The book makes a depressingly strong case that the changes being mooted to Britain's curious version of democracy will not do the trick (in addition to querying AV, it poses painful questions about other changes planned, such as fixed-term parliaments and a semi-elected House of Lords).
This week's technical appeal, querying the constitutionality of the law under which the defendants are being tried, now goes to a higher court.
Even Oracle, the relational market leader, admits that querying a hybrid database may be too difficult for ordinary users.
But if their rulers cannot even agree to discuss such matters, outsiders may be forgiven for querying their proclaimed determination to make their countries worthier of respect.
This week's technical appeal by one of Mr Chirac's co-defendants, querying the statute of limitations in one case, will go to a higher court that has three months to decide whether the appeal is founded, in which case it will go to the Constitutional Council, France's highest judicial authority.The French seem oddly ambivalent about trying an ageing ex-president (he is 78) in uncertain health.
