Sentence examples for questioning to find from inspiring English sources

According to Korea Times, investigators will summon the executives from Samsung and other companies for questioning, to find out whether they made any deals to resolve any pending business issues with President Park in return for the donations.

The detective says if he identified Kari's murderer today, he'd still take his time, honing his interview persona, possibly holding a mock interrogation, orchestrating the ideal line of questioning to find the answers he's wanted since 2002, when the cold case from 1980 dropped into his lap.

The stage was set for me, strong-willed and questioning, to find a path different than most of my friends.

I'm tempted to ask if the high cost of the stadium is anything to do with contractors, but it could take months of quasi-legal questioning to find out.

With recent victories for the trans rights movement, and more young people defining as something other than "male" or "female" than ever before, VICE host Amelia Abraham visits Sweden – arguably the world's most forward-thinking country when it comes to questioning gender – to find out what it's like to grow up without the gender binary.

"I'm sure they're questioning him also to find out his role also, and if it warrants administrative charges against him, I'm sure they'll do it," Sergeant Ward said.

Investigators are also reportedly questioning the interior minister, to find out whether corrupt officials allowed the sixth man accused in the Cardoso murder to escape from the country's maximum-security prison last year.

His attitude toward oral arguments contrasts sharply with that of his colleagues, who seem to find questioning the lawyers who appear before them a valuable way to sharpen the issues in the case, probe weaknesses, consider consequences, correct misunderstandings and start a conversation among the justices that will continue in their private conferences.

In this financially troubled time, some PBS stations are questioning whether they can continue to find a way to make the PBS business model work.

Indeed, the animosity toward Summers is also implicitly that of an academic culture, steeped for decades in questioning authority, that has awakened to find itself an imperial power.

One day, the prosecutor awoke to find himself questioning not only the evidence, but also his role in prosecuting defendants where the evidence did not support the charges.