Sentence examples for question of the acquisition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barrett, through a spokesman, Chuck Mulloy, said today that he "had no recollection of what Mr. Rove's reaction was" on the question of the acquisition.

Both Letter 166 and De Genesi ad Litteram reveal concern over the question of the acquisition of original sin, an issue that becomes all the more pressing when one considers the plight of the infant who dies unbaptized [Letter 166.16 and De Genesi ad Litteram 10.11 16].

In conclusion, the bearing of the subject will be spoken of on the specific unity of the races of man, the part will be discussed which the will and intention have played in the acquirement of various expressions, and the question of their acquisition by the progenitors of man will be referred to.

The announcement comes after years of questions about the acquisition of the bodies used in this and similar exhibits across the country and worldwide.

Rather than an unknown mystery for human mental gymnastics, it became a question that the acquisition of data and a knowledge of what existed and was observable could answer.

Beginning about the mid-19th century, the region was torn by the so-called Norrlandsfrågan ("Norrland Question") over the acquisition of land by the lumber companies at the expense of small landholders and farmers.

He was intrigued by the question why the acquisition of skills in reading and writing is so much more difficult than the earlier acquisition of speech communication.

We also elicited a chronology of the project, as well as responses to a set of open-ended questions about the acquisition of power, the handling of roadblocks, and the doling out of rewards.

Over the years, the case — of its kind perhaps second only to the older dispute between Greece and Britain over the Elgin marbles — has become emblematic of the ethical questions surrounding the acquisition of ancient art by major museums.

However, our proteomic analysis did not revealed a candidate nucleotide transporter in the mitosomes of Giardia leaving open the question of ATP acquisition.

FTC Chief Economist Howard Shelanski agreed with these views, and also stressed that the question of patent acquisition becomes increasingly more complicated when you introduce non-practicing entities into the equation, particularly when there may be a relationship between a NPE and a traditional competitor.