Sentence examples for settling the question of from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't settling the question of sexuality," Bishop Griswold said in his office in Manhattan.

"We see this as an unique ad in that its target audience is just 11 men," says Paul Silburn of Saatchi & Saatchi, settling the question of whether or not he thinks we're stupid.

It is difficult to interpret the bill in any other way since its main purpose, according to its backers, is to create certainty for doctors by settling the question of liability before treatment is provided.

The issue of same-sex divorce may be complicated if the federal government awaits the Supreme Court's decision on marriage before settling the question of divorce, Ms. McCarthy said.

As William Warde Fowler, a British historian, showed in his classic Religious Experience of the Roman People (1911), the task of elucidating the role of religion in Roman society can be accomplished without settling the question of the validity or cognitive import of the religious feelings, ideas, and beliefs in question.

In addition to settling the question of papal legitimacy, the council enacted a variety of reform legislation, among which was a stipulation that thenceforth, as a matter of church law, the church council would not be merely an expedient to be resorted to in an emergency but a standing legislative body, a kind of ecclesiastical senate that would meet at brief and regular intervals.

First, you had to settle the question of out.

My own research finally settled the question of breed.

But the rocket, he said, did not settle the question of point of manufacture.

And, once again, the scientific method cannot settle the question of whether that definition is correct.

An election would settle the question of whether Thailand wants Mr Thaksin back, as he insists.