Sentence examples for question members from inspiring English sources

"Experts" and their institutions were paid large sums to write articles that suggested there was still a question; members of Congress were similarly recruited.

Members of the House of Representatives have the right to question members of the cabinet and can dismiss the prime minister, cabinet ministers, or entire cabinets by passing a motion of no confidence with a simple majority.

As if all this were not enough drama for one day, at noon the home affairs committee will question members of the Metropolitan Police Service — another part of the British establishment that has been rocked by the phone hacking revelations.

And it would unveil the government's overall programme for a new legislative session in an accessible fashion, perhaps with a national road-show giving voters the chance to question members of the government, or an American-style State of the Nation speech followed by a televised debate.

Mr. Wardak, the defense minister, said that security officials needed to keep investigating how and when the group of three gunmen who fired on the military parade managed to bring weapons into their hotel room and that they still needed to question members of the presidential guard who were responsible for the security of the area for the 24 hours before the parade.

The State Court of the Judiciary, which will decide whether to remove Chief Justice Roy Moore of the Alabama Supreme Court from office permanently, ruled that Chief Justice Moore, who is suspended from office, could not question members of the court about bias in a bid to disqualify them.

During the two-year manhunt, he had questioned members of Abu Islam's extended family.

After watching her films and hearing her gracious responses to questions, members of the audience were similarly smitten.

"James Murdoch is happy to appear in front of the committee again to answer any further questions members might have," she said.

I thought they addressed the questions members had in a thoughtful way".

We were moved by the questions members of our congregations asked us and one another.