Sentence examples for taking up the question from inspiring English sources

The ninth circuit heard arguments in three gay marriage cases on September 8th and the fifth and sixth circuits are also taking up the question.

"I'm thrilled that scientists all over the world are now taking up the question of homocysteine and heart disease," Dr. McCully said.

Pfleger, taking up the question that is Jesus' last utterance during the crucifixion in the Gospel of Mark ("My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?"), inveighed against BET, "prosperity-pimping preachers," and rappers.

For the third time in 16 years, the Supreme Court is taking up the question of why prosecutors in New Orleans seem to have so much trouble with the law.

By taking up the question, the justices appear to be injecting themselves into the kind of struggle between two branches of state government that the court's institutional instincts ordinarily tell it to avoid at all costs.

Today, the Court of Appeals, in a short, unsigned decision, said the 60/40 rule did apply, and that the Appellate Division had no business taking up the question of whether this was "sham compliance".

Takes up the question of journalistic ethics; and the general distaste for the methods of the so-called popular press.

The Washington Examiner's Philip Klein takes up the question.

Shepherd takes up the question about private members' bills.

Having taken up the question, the Supreme Court should affirm that ruling.

The synod will take up the question of "The Pastoral Challenges to the Family in the Context of Evangelization".