Addressing an emic perspective by examining the participants' point of view enables questioning how matters of identity, history, and culture come to shape what can be witnessed on video.
Cardinal Danneels has been subject to at least 10 hours of police questioning in the matter, and the police raided church headquarters to seize documents, a raid criticized by the Vatican.
In the immediate aftermath of the election, it was not entirely uncommon to hear practitioners questioning whether journalism mattered.
Neither Bloom's Taxonomy nor the BBT describe all of the steps needed to construct a valid HOCS question, nor do they address some of the ideas about HOCS questioning that matter to biologists, such as question difficulty.
The level of questioning from the auditors -- no matter the state -- can be far more intrusive than even the I.R.S. auditing process, Mr. Elkin and other tax professionals say.
This is no easy matter, whether mental health professions should have within them a component of questioning the sanity of the rules and standards around us.
Michael N. Levy, another former prosecutor, said Clemens might have an advantage because members of Congress were not as skilled as federal prosecutors at questioning witnesses about criminal matters.
The schools and the culture of questioning that the movement helps bring to its communities may matter even more.
Socrates pursued this task single-mindedly, questioning people about what matters most, e.g., courage, love, reverence, moderation, and the state of their souls generally.
Villani has taken flak for involving himself in politics (he campaigned for Paris's mayor, Anne Hidalgo, last year) and for questioning the existence of dark matter, which many physicists believe, based on compelling indirect evidence, permeates the universe.
I am not the only parent — or teacher, for that matter — questioning the value of homework.
