"I have the honor of having had you sign my diploma," Bernie Rhinerson, 60, who is the chief of staff at the San Diego Unified School District, told Brown as he stood to question him at a budget forum in January.
It stands to question what their role should be over the direction of biotechnology.
Specifically in our study, it stands to question if alternative tests of economic literacy are even more suited to assess domain-specific prior knowledge of commercial trainees than the two subdimensions of the WBT ("Basics" and "Microeconomics") that we have employed.
If that trend continues, then it would also stand to reason to question the benefit of chart position as a selling tool.
The wisdom of entering the two-game Audi Cup so close to the Premier League kick-off stands to be questioned.
Private investors stood up to question the bonus payouts at the meeting.
Representatives of institutional investors Aviva and Standard Life – both holding millions of Vedanta shares – stood up to question company policies including its commitment to sustainability and the appointment of a new non-executive director, Geoffrey Green, with no relevant experience.
She alone stood up to question the administration: "You don't hesitate to comment on us, but our brothers present here have all shapes and sizes of haircuts and clothes.
We'd already been ridiculed several times on the show, like when we stood up to question General Petraeus at a Congressional hearing or when we organized protests at the Marine Recruiting Center in Berkeley.
Many health systems research questions stand to provide benefits for multiple different diseases.
