Sentence examples for questions nominated from inspiring English sources

The steering group thus decided in advance to exclude any questions nominated overwhelmingly (defined as >90% of responses) by only clinicians or only lay respondents, since they were by definition not shared priorities.

But on Tuesday, several Republicans predicted that he would face some blunt questions if nominated.

In September 2007, Senator Charles Schumer questioned Michael J. Sullivan, nominated to be the director of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF), at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing looking into why the NYPD's request for information on who had sold the gun (used to kill Timoshenko) was denied.

When Chris Christie runs for president, if he is nominated, the question will not be whether Chris Christie will win the election; the real question is going to be whether or not Chris Christie will even win his home state.

(Final Question: Current Supreme Court Justice nominated by Ronald Reagan; Answer: Who is Anthony Kennedy?).

As there was a specification of the number of responses within each of these knowledge questions, only students nominating a certain number of responses were included in the analyses for the item.

When he was nominated last May, questions were raised over his suitability.

"Because a Democratic senator had proposed me and a Republican President nominated me, my questions were pro forma".

I have no question the Leo will be nominated for a "Best Actor" Oscar, though I doubt he will get it over the "Twelve Years a Slave" star.

While the applications of Professor Diamond's Nobel-winning work are broad, his practical experience was questioned this year when he was nominated for the Fed governor position.

"Republican senators blocked an eminently qualified Supreme Court nominee, whose qualifications were not in question, simply because he was nominated by a Democratic president," Earnest said.