Sentence examples for rescue the question from inspiring English sources

On the matter of taxation, he needs quickly to rescue the question from the utilitarian hole it was stuffed into by his treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill, who pondered exclusively, in his confirmation hearing, the question of the economic impact of lowered taxes.

De Guindos said: It is much more important to meet our public deficit targets and comply with our programme of reform than a potential rescue The fundamental question here is to establish the elements of what could be an intervention of the ECB on the secondary market.

If the intended device is a conventional device, it may fail and require an SAD as a rescue, which prompts the question of whether or not to use an SAD as the intended device.

Once a lighthouse is rescued from abandonment, the question for owners becomes "Now what?" Mr. Gabriel hopes to use one of the stations as a summer house, with the other, perhaps, catering to tourists.

Although emptied HLA products could be rescued from decay, the question remained whether the resulting complexes present their antigenic cargo indistinguishably from naturally loaded HLAs.

Rescue is out of the question.

The majority of the submarines was destroyed from the air in the vast areas of the sea, the Atlantic, where rescue was out of the question.

4.37pm GMT Your friendly, neighbourhood Patrick Michael Hull to the rescue: Re Andy MacInally's question, the hammer in curling goes to the team that lost the last end.

[B3.] VOICE OF DISSENT Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the only Republican on a Congressional panel overseeing the $700 billion rescue plan, questioned the panel's first report.

One must distinguish very clearly here between the question of rescue or nonrescue, and that is a question of military possibility.

A military rescue operation seemed out of the question because the Philippine Army had determined there was too high a risk of killing the Burnhams, the officials said.