Sentence examples for reporting of a question from inspiring English sources

Harman told MPs that neither the house authorities nor the justice ministry were aware of the order, which prevented reporting of a question asked by Labour's Paul Farrelly (Newcastle-under-Lyme).

Systemic risk reporting is something of a question mark.

Additionally, back pain status was defined by the self-reporting of a single question.

But the divergence in the latest two reports raises a question of whether one of them has gone askew.

"At the heart of this report is a question about independence," said Chris Rickerd, policy counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union, one of the groups that had pressed for the review.

Those reports raised also a question of therapeutic potential of the overexpressed BID that would act alone [ 8, 10] or combined with chemotherapy for cancer cells [ 11].

As reported, it is "a question of trust".

But, as David Anderson, the watchdog on terrorism laws, said in his important report A question of trust last June, the law as it is currently framed is inadequate.

Anderson has called his report A Question of Trust, and he says that the public can no longer be counted on to entrust politicians with individual intercept decisions.

"Under this definition a web log would reveal that a user had visited eg google.com or bbc.co.uk but not the specific page," said Anderson in his report, A Question of Trust.

It was only after an hour that that they decided to inspect him more closely and discovered that he had no pulse, the report said, raising a question of whether he could have been revived.