Sentence examples for question blanket from inspiring English sources

After six years in his post at Strasbourg, the Swedish official used his departing comments to plead for greater freedom of expression and to question blanket imposition of traditional media restraints on the internet.

There was no question of blanket reverence for the past and its juridical legacy.

And over the years, Medicare has resolved only about 300 such questions with blanket national coverage rulings.

Yet nine months ago, large areas of the very states in question were blanketed with water, in the form of snow.

Mr. Berthomeau's report questions the blanket application of this approach, saying that France would be more competitive if more of its wines were sold like New World wines: by the name of the grape.

But Peer Steinbrück, finance minister, said there could be no question of a blanket guarantee for Opel because of the spillover effect on other car firms - and manufacturing as a whole.

He even answered some of the questions which the blanket coverage in the newspapers had so far failed to do.

But from an economic perspective I also question whether the blanketing of the city with bike lanes — more than two hundred miles in the past three years — meets an objective cost-benefit criterion.

"Do you want another blanket?" Stupid question.

After pulling out of the Olympic singles tournament, where she was the top seed, Ivanovic came to Flushing Meadows under a blanket of questions about her thumb.

Who can keep up with the Kardashians?" On their nighttime rituals, Mrs. Romney admitted that her husband snores — "On rare occasions, rare occasions," she said — and Mr. Romney joked that his wife hogs all the blankets: "No question about that, that's Ann, that's Ann," he said.