Sentence examples for questions for November from inspiring English sources

They approved two charter questions for November.

It is curious that after denouncing economists for failing to predict the credit crisis, James Galbraith perpetuates the myth that Alan Greenspan oversaw a "deregulated" economy (Questions for, Nov. 2).

Truly Domestic Policy With the long election and post-election battle over, Mr. Bush's staff can now focus on the big questions for January.

In her interview with Deborah Solomon (Questions for, Feb. 22), Dambisa Moyo was right to say that aid to corrupt African governments has missed the mark and that microfinance -- which gives individuals the means to start small businesses -- fosters more sustainable economic development.

Another question for October.

The question for June: Could a month pass without a new vampire book?

In this reality, just follow Him... Sir Roger Moore (@sirrogermoore) Answered fans questions for August 2012, you can now ask a the question for September.

A key question for May will be whether she is willing for the UK to continue paying into the EU budget in order to secure tariff-free trade without bureaucratic customs checks.

One online service has "Precious" and "Up In The Air" as joint favourites for best picture, with Jeff Bridges favourite to win best actor for his performance in "Crazy Heart and Carey Mulligann leading the running for best actress for "An Education".Save money and answer our question for March instead:Which film will win the most Oscars at the 82nd Academy Awards?

It's good Nissan are investing, of course it's good, but there are other businesses up and down the country of every size and every sort that need (reassurance)." A key question for May will now be whether she is willing for the UK to continue paying into the EU budget in order to secure tariff-free trade without bureaucratic customs checks.

What we're trying to do is see the entire story of the show from everyone's perspective and say, "If this character were the main character, what would be a satisfying conclusion for his or her life?" That's a big question for April, that's a big question for Andy, who was living in a hole in the ground.