Sentence examples for questions given to from inspiring English sources

Detailed questions given to Kelly Hastings, superintendent of the local school district, and other school officials were not responded to on Tuesday.

Although the show's producer says there is no difference between the questions given to men or women, the survey indicated that some categories did appear to skew toward one sex or the other.

Although the producer of "Millionaire," Michael P. Davies, says there is no difference between the questions given to men or women, our informal survey indicated that some categories did appear to skew toward one sex or the other.

The controversy arose because of questions given to nine to 11-year-olds as part of the Building Resilience through Integration and Trust - a government-backed scheme aimed at combating radicalisation and fostering community cohesion.

Moreover, responding to 130 yes-or-no questions given to him by the West Hartford detective, Officer DePietro affirmatively answered numerous questions about whether he had lied or stolen, and admitted that he had kept knives and narcotics seized from criminal suspects, the report said.

Robert Wood, a spokesman for the United States Mission to the United Nations, said the questions given to Mr. Annan were "an attempt by Iraqis to distract U.N. attention away from Iraq's noncompliance with its obligations under Security Council resolutions and to portray Iraq as a victim".

All responses are anonymous, so employees can not only answer the question given to them, but can provide their own feedback.

The learners needed to discuss among the team and developed a question list based on what had learned on the previous day before the question given to the opponent team to answer.

"We just found out that when (Clinton) went on the 'Steve Harvey Show,' she had every single question given to her in writing in advance and then she feigned surprise as the questions were asked," Kelly said.

The first was to get us to talk to people we may not have known very well or at all, and we got to throw ideas off each other to come to a conclusion about the question given to us.

A standardized questionnaire for PAN (three questions) and CBCT (two questions) was given to each individual separately to answer.