Sentence examples for separately questions from inspiring English sources

American Civil Liberties Union and in Van Orden v. Perry, the court was asked to address, separately, questions that involved the display of the Ten Commandments on public property.

Separately, questions were raised about social care and attitudes to victims after cases involving grooming gangs in Rochdale and Oxford.

It should be noted, however, that nitrogen fixation and the incidental production and fate of fermentation products are separately questions of ecological interest.

He's been separately questioned, twice, by the conviction-integrity unit's lawyers.

The public poll was conducted online by Onepoll from a nationally representative sample of 2,000 people while Marketing Week separately questioned 754 marketing professionals.

Although the court decided the case on narrow grounds, five of the nine justices separately questioned whether the 1979 precedent was still valid in an era of modern technology, which enables long-term, automated collection of information.

Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, and Mervyn A. King, the governor of the Bank of England, separately questioned the role of rating agencies after Standard & Poor's cut its ratings Friday on nine European countries, including France and Italy.

Police asked for the pair's documents and, as Majd wasn't at the designated hospital, they were arrested and separately questioned.

All answers were given on an ordinal scale from 1 to 5. Answers to question 1 were analyzed separately, whereas questions 2 to 5 were analyzed by aggregated mean and personal mean.

In the first programme, to be broadcast jointly on 26 March by Sky and Channel 4, Paxman will interview the prime minister and the Labour leader separately, with questions from a studio audience.

The forum was designed to focus on African American and Latino communities in the US, allowing the candidates to respond separately to questions raised by journalists and the audience on a range of issues, including immigration, education and criminal justice.