Sentence examples for questions shall be from inspiring English sources

The three questions shall be tackled by means of a simulation study, determining the sampling distribution of the test statistic (5) for various combinations of n and k.

When asked for his reason to like Hasini, Siddhu replies that if Hasini can stay with their family for a week, then all their questions shall be answered.

But McConnell was relying on Senate Rule XXII, which says that, if the Senate wants to bring a debate to a close, "that question shall be decided in the affirmative by three-fifths of the Senators duly chosen and sworn — except on a measure or motion to amend the Senate rules, in which case the necessary affirmative vote shall be two-thirds of the Senators present and voting".

This question shall be tackled in a simulation study.

In addition to the registration, a technical dossier containing data from whatever tests are mandatory for the substance in question shall be submitted.

In principle, the selection of scenarios is a question of the protection goal and concerns the questions 'what shall be protected' and 'how protective' the assessment should be.

The methodologies are as diverse as renewable energy policies due to the broad variety of questions that shall be answered with policy evaluation modeling; thus, a plurality of modeling approaches is highly recommended.

Questions that shall be asked by a modeler before he decides for a modeling approach to estimate the effects of renewable energy policies comprise, inter alia: Shall the focus be laid on actors (agent-based) or the overall system (system dynamics)?

Nevertheless, this much regarded pioneering work by Houtman has never been followed up, thus leaving open three main questions, which shall be addressed in the present study: Extent of female variation: Are there intrinsic differences in female readiness to copulate which could explain why some females engage in extra-pair copulations and others do not?

Sometimes the toughest question in world politics is: "And then what?" It is the question I shall be asking — and starting to answer — at Saturday's summit in Paris to discuss Libya.

Powell was a natural Tory ("In answer to your question, I shall be voting Conservative", ran his habitual rejoinder to election time inquiries from weekly magazines), but many members of the band of 80s literary rightists had spent several decades in anguished transit across the political spectrum.