Sentence examples for questions capital from inspiring English sources

Rather than being the people's last resort to deal with big simple questions (capital punishment, for instance), referendums have become the lobbyists' first ploy to push through the small and the complicated.

People really do question capital punishment.

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Detectives questioned Washington Capitals players, coaches and officials on Tuesday about their ties to a chiropractor who has treated several of the team's players and was arrested earlier in the day on charges of distributing illegal performance-enhancing drugs.

Jacobs answered our questions about capital punishment, the difficulties of playing herself, and finding love with another death-row survivor.

Dodd-Frank left questions of capital and leverage largely to the Basel III international banking agreements, the second piece of the new financial regulatory architecture.

The court and its chief judge, Judith S. Kaye, are known for trying to reach consensus, and their technical rulings help mute philosophical differences on controversial questions like capital punishment.

Callahan executives say they negotiated legal agreements under which Telekom agreed not to invoke its veto rights on questions about capital increases.

He had been made to stand on his chair, in the middle of the bank's trading floor, and face questions on capital cities.

This means fielding daily calls from co-op and condo board presidents, answering questions on capital planning, job bids and code issues, and reviewing designs for coming work or renovations.

But there have been many other times when Mr. Bush, who seldom holds any private introspection up to public light, has responded to questions about capital punishment with strikingly terse answers conspicuously lifted from a well-worn script.