Sentence examples for questioned preparations from inspiring English sources

The Israeli public seemed largely to support the navy, but policy experts questioned preparations for the military operation, whether there had been an intelligence failure and whether the Israeli insistence on stopping the flotilla had been counterproductive.

Both medical schools and medical graduates have questioned preparation and preparedness for early medical practice [ 21].

They argued that the government had not raised this possibility until recently, and questioned why preparations had not been made sooner.

But the risk was still real, and the bizarre case calls into question preparations to deal with medical crises like influenza pandemics and even bioterror attacks.

I've been in this position before and legitimately questioned our preparation and things that had gone on," he said.

From its conception, the question preparation of the EMQs has been very careful in designing stems that test higher cognitive levels such as problem solving.

The second group of raters included two junior instructors with two to three years of teaching and exam facilitation experience; they were not members of the exam committee and had not been involved in exam question preparation or revision.

The other requirements for qualitative focus group research were met: a homogeneous group of people with ID, a clear research question, preparation of the participants by written information in easy-to-understand language and unequivocal interpretation of the focus group and interview results, promoted by the assistance of an independent researcher.

The comments came after he questioned London's preparations for the Olympic Games while in that city, drawing criticism from the British prime minister and others.

But he avoided commenting on US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who had questioned London's preparations for the Games.

As to planning for questioning, participants reported that 33.6 % of them prepared questions in advance and 41.6 % questioned impromptu without preparation.