When Yellen appeared before Congress on Wednesday, a number of representatives questioned her on whether the risks of increasing the rate in December outweighed the benefits.
Ms Stuart says: "Not once in the 16 months I spent on the convention did representatives question whether deeper integration is what the people of Europe want, whether it serves their best interests or whether it provides the best basis for a sustainable structure for an expanding union".Ms Stuart believes that at the very least MPs should have a free vote on the constitution.
During the hearing, the family's legal representative, John Cooper QC, questioned whether under the terms of her employment contract the nurse should have been answering the hospital phone.
Jack Travelstead, a representative from Virginia, questioned whether the measure would really increase menhaden stocks, suggesting that environmental factors played more of a role.
Mr. Paul, a libertarian in the mold of his father, former Representative Ron Paul, pointedly questioned whether the government had the authority to kill an American citizen in the United States with a drone strike — an effort that generated a tremendous following on social media.
In 1840 on the floor of the House of Representatives, Representative Charles Ogle of Pennsylvania questioned whether Americans should maintain "a royal establishment" for the president in addition to his salary.
Representative Edward Markey (D MA) had questioned whether the dispersants are safe and effective to use in deep water, which is colder and higher pressure than the surface.
Cormack said he backed the creation of an independent body to monitor MPs' expenses but questioned whether "the elected representatives of the UK should be subject to an appointed quango".
Unions criticised the government for backtracking on installing workers representatives on boards and opposition MPs questioned whether enough safeguards were being put in place to avoid a rerun of the debacle at the collapsed department store BHS.
The stabbing of a rabbi on a busy street in Frankfurt last Friday has prompted a storm of condemnation from German officials and representatives of Jewish groups, who have questioned whether it shows there are still "no go" zones for ethnic minorities in Germany.
