Sentence examples for questions to be put from inspiring English sources

After MI5 and Greater Manchester police drew up a list of questions to be put to Ahmed, the Pakistani agents who were questioning him ripped out a number of his fingernails.

The laundry list of questions to be put to NASA's administrator, Sean O'Keefe, will go to the heart of the manned space program.

The recovered documents show that MI5 and MI6 submitted more than 1,600 questions to be put to two opposition leaders after they had been kidnapped with British assistance and flown to one of Gaddafi's prisons.

They show that: UK intelligence agencies sent more than 1,600 questions to be put to the two opposition leaders, Sami al-Saadi and Abdul Hakim Belhaj, despite having reason to suspect they were being tortured.

Other papers showed how MI5 and MI6 submitted more than 1,600 questions to be put to Belhaj and a second kidnap victim, Sami al-Saadi, despite the widespread knowledge of the use of torture in Gaddafi's prisons.

The episode in which one British jihadi's fingernails were ripped out after MI6 suggested that a notorious Pakistani intelligence agency detain him, and MI5 and Greater Manchester police drew up questions to be put to him.

It is also unclear exactly how Mr. Papandreou would phrase the question to be put to the voters.

Even then, legislation would have to pass through the Commons and then decisions about the question to be put determined by MPs and finalised by the Electoral Commission.

While the campaign had done an "incredible job" of raising awareness, it also needed a question to be put to the public, Peris said.

The cabinet must also determine the exact question to be put and the extent to which the government will allow exemptions from anti-discrimination laws.

"That's a question to be put up in London rather than here".