"Is that your signature?" a lawyer, Joel B. Rudin, asked Mr. Vecchione during five hours of questioning, pointing to a document containing Mr. Vecchione's name, according to a transcript.
In November the UK High Court ruled it has no power to overturn an IPT ruling, citing a clause in UK legislation that oversees the state's use of investigatory powers (RIPA) which apparently protects IPT decisions from being subject to appeal or questioning on points of law.
But questioning grew pointed as Ms. Kroes gave equivocating responses to questions on touchy issues like her stance on roaming price caps for mobile phones in Europe, which will expire in 2011 unless extended by lawmakers.
"It's not clear" strikes just the right note of questioning; the point is made, but it is not pressed.
Yet, after such a heavy night Cech must surely be questioning the point of his existence in the infinite totality of the transcendent universe and all its possibilities.
AT this stage in the history of recording and overrecording, you have to approach any reduplication of standard repertory by first questioning its point.
This is England '88, 10pm, Channel 4, Dec 13 , 14and 15 Charles Schulz's seasonal Peanuts instalment sees eternal cartoon pessimist Charlie Brown questioning the point of the holidays.
He claimed that "even the in campaign's political champion" Umunna was now questioning the point of remaining in the EU as a result of the report.
Dimitris Papadimoulis, the parliamentary representative of the main opposition Syriza party, went further questioning the point of arresting the MPs on charges of operating a criminal organisation at all.
There's only so many times you can slyly chuckle at a terminally unhip chef-cum-lifestyle-show-host before you start questioning the point of, well, everything, really.
