Sentence examples for responding to questioning from inspiring English sources

Responding to questioning from Mr Coulson's counsel, Timothy Langdale QC, Ms Miller accepted that she had met a NOTW journalist at a pre-Bafta awards party, with whom she had agreed to be photographed.

Hartnett White was responding to questioning from Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland during the confirmation hearing held before the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee.

Responding to questioning by Anjan Sahni, an assistant United States attorney, Mr. Smulian, 70, who is incarcerated in Manhattan, said his goal in cooperating with prosecutors was to assist the federal government and "not commit any further crimes".

A group that Mr. Zhu helped found, the Society of Chinese Professors in Japan, said Monday that it was almost certain Mr. Zhu was being held and was "currently responding to questioning".

Shackled at the wrists and ankles, Mr. Madison responded to questioning from Judge Jose L. Linares by agreeing: "I do not wish to go through with it".

Throughout the interview, focusing on his sexual relationship with Ms. A, he insisted that he had committed no offenses, while declining in most instances to respond to questioning about sexual details.

It is also unresolved how Mr. Cipel will respond to questioning by federal officials over whether he and his lawyers tried to extort money from Mr. McGreevey by implicitly threatening to expose the governor's extramarital affair.

The diplomat, Vitaly L. Churkin, a second secretary in the Soviet Embassy here, responded to questioning with a series of evasions and jokes that brought occasional laughter from the audience.

As more allegations emerge of his meetings with Russian officials in the run-up to the referendum, it remains to be seen how he responds to questioning by MPs on Tuesday when he is expected to give evidence to an inquiry into fake news.

In early 2015, Lyft's CEO Logan Green and president John Zimmer responded to questioning about data privacy at Lyft and Uber from Senator Al Franken, writing that "As recent events in our industry have made clear, customers may be justifiably concerned about a company making improper use of their trip data.

Shkreli is under indictment for an alleged fraud scheme unrelated to his drug marketing exploits, which naturally limits his ability to respond to questioning under oath.