Sentence examples for question of vice from inspiring English sources

"No, no, no -- not going near that question of vice president.

There is no question of vice-chancellors obsessed by the need to attract revenue luring them into an educational trap.

McLaughlin calls Obama's "it's premature to answer the question of vice-president" answer his "stock evasion".

And questions of vice and virtue aside, the opera's sardonic view of history might have rankled not just noblemen but the wider audience of fun-seeking Venetians.

What else lies in the East than hollow fantasy about civilizational admiration of past when the questions of vice and virtue are abandoned and when greatness by means of material growth eventually becomes an end itself.

One of them, in fact, was an official he had already dealt with extensively on questions of Vice-Presidential procedure, and whom he trusted and even felt a rapport with: the No. 2 man in the Justice Department, Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach.

She added, a little defensively, "If you go back in history and if you ask that question of many Vice-Presidents, they may have the same answer".

In a statement about his deposition, Woodward said that he submitted an 18-page list of questions to Vice President Cheney before he interviewed him for "Plan of Attack". Many readers were surprised that Woodward would tell a source what he intended to ask and said they thought he was going easy on a source.

This raised the question of whether the vice president was feeling threatened.

"There's now a question of whether the vice president's campaign will do anything to get elected".

In the fall of 1997, the department conducted a preliminary investigation into the question of whether the Vice President may have violated 18 U.S.C. $S 607 when he made fund-raising telephone calls from his White House office (hereinafter, 1997 investigation).