Instead, he was held for 47 days of detention and, the officials said, questioned for 14 days by ISI agents during his imprisonment in Lahore, infuriating American officials.
But Mr. Adgate said, "The question for these competition shows is: have they reached saturation?
And Bruce Alberts, the editor of Science, said the question for his journal was one not of federal intrusion but of "trying to avoid inappropriate censorship.
As Rondeli said, "The question for Misha is not whether he can get what he wants from Russia but what very high price he's willing to pay".
Lead researcher Dr Nancy Zucker, director of the Duke Centre for Eating Disorders in the US, said: "The question for many parents and physicians is, when is picky eating truly a problem?
Mr. Gardner, the Republican candidate, said the question for Larimer County was not where things are now, but where they would be in the future, and that was what had people shaking in their boots.
Noting that Volkswagen went through "years of pain" and heavy investment to get where it is, Mr. Houchois said the question for Europe's weaker car industry players was whether they would have to go through the same convulsions.
He also said the question for Mr Miliband was "whether this inquiry would include Labour's record during the age of irresponsibility that he was at the heart of".
Hamid said the question for Washington, following the negative reactions to the first round of strikes, is what it ultimately wants Syria to look like.
Rebecca Joffrey, Tuck's career development co-ordinator, says the question for them is how to tap into new markets for students who wish to build on the financial skills learned on an MBA programme.
