Forget about where legislators sit; the question is where they stand.
Behind domestic policy no less than foreign policy sits the same sort of questions: is Mr Bush merely a short-term opportunist, cutting taxes when he can, just as he is often accused of disposing of treaties at will?
An expert reference panel (ERP) is a discipline-based group of experts who independently sit the same questions under similar conditions to candidates (limited time and no access to reference material or other people).
(I wonder, what is the combined property portfolio value of the six people who sat behind the Question Time bench last night?) Moving house is expensive, traumatic and disruptive, especially for families with children.
As they merged onto the highway, she asked, "Do you think I cry too much?" He sat with the question for a handful of seconds and then inquired, evenly, "Who told you that?" When she didn't answer, he asked, a little less evenly, "Who said that bullshit to you?" Also, "When did it become a crime to feel things?" She retreated deeper into her scarf.
Did you clap or sit still?" The questions were crafted to seek one-word answers and inherently categorize me without hue or tone and offer no trace of nuance.
We operationalized test difficulty as the average facility index of the items of the test – the proportion of students that sat the test that answered the question correctly.
In a paper on the plan, Ofqual said: "To evaluate the actual difficulty of questions, current Year 11 students will be asked to sit one of the question papers from the sample assessment materials as a mock exam.
PRCs considered the acceptability of prenatal record items to the clinicians who would be completing the forms, given resource constraints within the practice setting: "Right now (the form) sits with 72 questions that you're supposed to ask in the first (prenatal) interview.
And so the question sits there, game after game.
