Sentence examples for refrain from questioning from inspiring English sources

At least for the moment, the police had to refrain from questioning Bala's family and friends.

Generalizing to today, de Botton continues, "If we refrain from questioning the status quo, it is -- aside from the weather and the size of our cities -- primarily because we associate what is popular with what is right".

She said only that the United States attorney's office had asked the department to refrain from questioning any of the companies, either the nine companies identified in the inspectors' case or any others, until the investigation was over.

And, I repeat, the Governor and his campaign can expect in return that we will refrain from questioning whether he has released enough or pressing for more.

Give them the space that they are asking for and refrain from questioning their motives and decisions.

What are the expectations of my teacher (that I take notes, ask questions, provide comments--only with softer more inviting language, or that today I just listen and refrain from questioning and comment, and so on)?

The remarks represented a departure for Mr. McCain, who has usually refrained from questioning the experience of his rivals.

The owners have refrained from publicly questioning the union's strength this time around for two reasons: Commissioner Bud Selig has threatened a $1 million fine for comments on the labor situation, and Rob Manfred, the clubs' chief labor lawyer, has assured the owners that the union remains strong and no one should doubt the players' resolve to strike if negotiations reach that juncture.

Prior to the alteration of the bowling law by the Imperial Cricket Conference in 1960, the law stated: In contrast to the heated debate in the media, players and administrators refrained from publicly questioning or condemning Meckiff.

I pledge to walk in the shoes of my colleagues and refrain from name-calling or the questioning of character.

Meanwhile, Mr. Percoco worked the phones with labor leaders and elected officials, questioning Ms. Kennedy's credentials and urging them to refrain from embracing her as a candidate.