Sentence examples for service questioned from inspiring English sources

The intelligence service questioned a former spy on Wednesday who is accused of violating defense secrecy rules in his recently released memoir, the police said.

Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie – whose other notable contribution was a call for young adults not working or studying to be conscripted into military service – questioned Di Natale's reference to Germany's renewables sector.

A12 C.I.A. to Review Faulty Source Porter J. Goss, the director of central intelligence, has ordered an internal review to resolve conflicting claims about why the Central Intelligence Agency did not do more to raise doubts about an Iraqi defector known as Curveball after the German intelligence service questioned his credibility, according to intelligence officials.

The Key, a national education support service, questioned 667 heads and school business managers on the state of their buildings – 38 complained of dire overcrowding, with the Castle school in Taunton having to pack 1,236 pupils into a site designed for just 600.

America's POWs deserve much better than to have their service questioned by the offensive rantings of Donald Trump..@SenJohnMcCain is an American hero, period.

I called them Dickensian, mocked their poor service, questioned their spurious excuses for tardiness – I gave them the sort of verbal seeing-to that only myself and a disgruntled racist colonel in an inner city youth centre could muster.

The kingdom's intelligence services questioned him frequently, largely over his calls for increased religious freedom.

In fact, countless officials, insiders, weapons inspectors and secret services questioned the accuracy of these "slam dunk" assessments.

(User) This more complex view of how users might choose to use services questioned the simple cost effectiveness analysis proposed in the initial bid.

Music services question whether they have to heed the requests of publishers to keep certain tracks off-line.

Controversially, he also formulated an "essential services" question to be put at the same time, giving the government the power to protect the public from any "actual or probable disruption to essential services".