Sentence examples for question to attack from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich used the question to attack the news media, to the delight of the crowd.

Nevertheless, Conservatives might use Dalyell's "West Lothian question" to attack the legitimacy of a Labour government.

Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, used the question to attack Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for trying "to impose his will" without sensitivity to religious traditions and urged officials to join with religious leaders to work out a plan that indicates "respect for religious tradition".

Miliband used his questions to attack Cameron on the housing benefit changes, prompting him to rule out amendments amid concern that high rent areas such as London would see an exodus of poorer people.

On the day in January 2001 that Peter Mandelson resigned, Mr Kennedy chose to use his first question at question time to attack the gloating attitude of the Conservative party, rather than champion Norman Baker, the Lib Dem backbencher whose written parliamentary question caused Mr Mandelson to quit.

"After a physical assault, I was assaulted with questions designed to attack me, to say see, her facts don't line up, she's out of her mind, she's practically an alcoholic, she probably wanted to hook up," Turner's victim said in her statement, which was read at the sentencing hearing. .

The scoring system reflects an accurate ranking of the whole population and the questions relating to attack of asthma in the last 12 months and current medication for asthma were found to be important in the whole population model.

This may change as the arrival of the general election requires Mr. Romney to grapple with the question of how to attack a Democratic president whose affection for unilateral use of force — from drones over Pakistan and Yemen to a far greater role for the Special Operations command — has immunized him a bit from the traditional claim that Democrats can't stand the sight of hard power.

To his credit though, Rosen asked Coffman at the beginning of the interview, "How come you're not doing anything publicly to defend yourself?" But Coffman ignored the question, choosing instead to attack the League of Conservation Voters, which paid for the ad.

As suggested by the question to Mr. Ferrer, the attack on the World Trade Center set the backdrop for the debate between these two candidates.

"The prime minister was asked another planted question to give another scripted attack on the Welsh NHS.