Sentence examples for questioning would be from inspiring English sources

Labour MEP Claude Moraes, the lead rapporteur for the European parliament inquiry on the mass surveillance of EU citizens, welcomed the outcome of the vote and promised that questioning would be "rigorous and fair".

Mr Maskey said the committee was a "professional committee" and questioning would be "done properly".

No sustained questioning would be possible.

Questioning would be intense - sometimes loud and rough, sometimes quiet and friendly, with no apparent reason for either.

He suggested that the value of such questioning would be limited if the detainees were able to have open communications with family members and lawyers.

In 1997, when a Hamburg gallery held the first exhibition of her work in postwar Germany, Ms. Riefenstahl agreed to be interviewed by major German news weeklies even though she knew much of the questioning would be hostile.

Although most leading journals have taken steps to make ghostwriting less likely -- questioning would-be authors more intensely to ferret out conflicts of interest and requiring that all authors and contributors list the nature of their contributions in detail -- not all journals have adopted such rigorous standards.

Also on Saturday, officials with the Fourth Infantry Division said that Lt. Col. Allen B. West, who confessed to mistreating an Iraqi during questioning, would not be court-martialed, but would be fined and allowed to retire.

That 45 minutes of questioning would have been appropriate if ABC News sincerely believed that the failure to wear a flag in one's lapel can be a legitimate disqualification from office, or attending the Trinity United Church, or serving on a board with a onetime Weatherman, or describing downtrodden small town voters as bitter and clinging.

Minutes later, Cashman said that questioning Sheffield would be an investigatory interview and that he would need to get the approval of the players association.

Questioning it would be political suicide for public figures, say analysts, because ethnic nationalism is a key element of political belief across the spectrum.