Sentence examples for standing to question from inspiring English sources

Melissa Crow, legal director for the American Immigration Council, said Hanen "in essence cherrypicked the evidence" to argue that the states even have standing to question the president on the issue.

As a candidate he has been all over the map on the issue of public financing during the primaries giving him little standing to question the judgments of other candidates on this same issue.

But lawyers for the city and for a management company that runs the 150-year-old building now on the Park Place site countered that the landmarks commission had followed normal procedures and asserted that Mr. Brown, who does not live near ground zero, lacked any special standing to question the decision.

We are emphasising positive behaviours and challenging sedentary habits with things like walking challenges around the site, movement built into lessons and standing to answer a question.

This is the real news to take from today's Supreme Court ruling - farmers and ordinary citizens concerned about the potential harms of GMOs have surmounted the essential threshold legal issue of whether they have standing to sue - a question the nation's highest court answered today with a resounding "Yes!" Originally published at ecocentrism.org.org

It was the justices themselves who added the question of standing to the case when they accepted the appeal last December.

In fact, King was standing to leave when a final question crossed her mind: was she meant to specify how she wanted her money invested?

Some viewed Mr. Ivanov as the most recent casualty in what seemed to be an orchestrated plan by Mr. Putin, 63, to install a new generation of "servants" to replace his contemporaries, who might still have had the standing to occasionally question his decisions.

While her house was left standing, it led her to question the subjects of fate, devastation, rebirth, and regeneration.

We have now taken some of these documents, gone back into federal courts, where our standing is really much harder to question.

The nearly one million Muslim immigrants are largely non-integrated, which is forcing the Dutch to question long-standing assumptions about Dutch "tolerance" and "identity".