Sentence examples for speaking on question from inspiring English sources

The Conservative MP was speaking on Question Time in the aftermath of the accusation that Conservative Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell insulted police officers in Downing Street.

Speaking on Question Time, Farron said: "If you're providing a service, that's the key thing – you need to do so without prejudice, without discrimination to those who come through your door".

But speaking on BBC Question Time last night, Mr Farage said: "I'm going to recommend that we don't accept any of it.

But speaking on BBC Question Time on Thursday, former Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick said that had the force handled Saturday's outbreak of disorder in Tottenham differently, the rioting might not have spread across London.

On Sunday, just one day before caucus-goers gather, pastors in evangelical churches across the state will be speaking on this question -- Trump vs. Cruz -- even if they don't necessarily mention the two by name.

In January 2013, the Cambridge classicist received abuse after speaking positively on 'Question Time' about immigrant workers living in Lincolnshire.

I am wondering if you could shed any light, so to speak, on this question, inspired by the brand's longtime tag line.

The company has not yet spoken on that question.

Using a participation diagram in FGDs, it was ensured that nobody was missed out and that all the participants had to speak on each question.

Mr Umunna was speaking on BBC One's Question Time.

Justice Secretary Ken Clarke, speaking on BBC One's Question Time, suggested the leak could have come from within the educational department.