Sentence examples for question in matters from inspiring English sources

The group Osez le Féminisme or Dare Feminism, said in a statement that "the 'credibility' of plaintiffs — a key word these last few months — is constantly put into question in matters of rape".

However, in our study, we did not address any questions in matters relating to the deep personal feelings of physicians in obtaining informed consent, and thus we are not able to throw any light on the comparison between the opinions of physicians regarding this matter in both the university hospitals.

There's no question: in-law relationships really matter.

"You have to ask yourself this question, in any matter of financial reform: Does the change increase the chances of lemminglike behavior?" he said.

The obvious question in this matter remains, why aren't Sikh political prisoners treated equally?

Most Moroccans are still loath to question the king, in matters big or small.

From about 300 until about 550, canon law in Western churches had a certain unity through the acceptance of the Eastern and North African councils and the binding factor of the papal decretal law (answers of popes to questions of bishops in matters of discipline), which did not exist in the East.

As to the question of his interference in matters editorial, we are kidding ourselves if we pretend that the personalities who own newspapers do not have an influence on editorial stance and posture.

He begins to answer questions in a matter-of-fact voice.

He has not been questioned in that matter, according to Micky Rosenfeld, a police spokesman.

In the video, the counselor answers questions in a matter-of-fact, nonjudgmental approach about what prenatal tests can be used to determine gender in a pregnancy.