Sentence examples for right of questions from inspiring English sources

Steve Ashley, programme director to HM Inspectorate Constabulary (HMIC), said: "There's a lack of willingness by police officers and police staff in control rooms to ask the right of questions to establish whether it's a crime, whether its anti-social behaviour and what effect disability is having on that person in terms of the effect on the crime".

And while it's early days for the service, they seem to have their priorities in order in understanding that their efforts will succeed only if the product inspires the right kind of questions with the right kind of frequency.

When you ask the right kind of questions in the right way, however, it actually shows that you're thinking about the situation and that you're thinking in a smart way.

"The end goal of education isn't to get students to answer the right number of questions," he said.

So it's about having counselling skills and the ability to frame the right kinds of questions".

I doubt I'd be able to fashion the right kind of questions to get at any of that knowledge, though.

I think you can get at that with the right kind of questions, and asking about their experiences in certain situations.

The magazine showed that the rarest asset in journalism is picking the right set of questions, usually the ones nobody else has the sense to ask.

A. What becomes really critical for the mentor is the ability to ask the right kind of questions — not provide answers, but ask questions that help you think more clearly about scenarios you hadn't considered.

"Quite rightly we can understand some people holding back at the moment and in fact we've got quite a good dialogue with a number of our business supporters and they've been asking the right sorts of questions".

3. Find the right level of questions to ask.