Sentence examples for the motion in question from inspiring English sources

He attacked his fellow MP and the Lib Dem health spokesman, Dr Evan Harris, for endorsing a conference motion on health that, Mr Laws said, "was all too typical of our fixation on the producer side" The motion in question, Mr Laws said, contains 25 references to NHS staff but only one to patients "and that argues that they ask too much of doctors".

Hence it would seem that the motion in question in the definition of time must refer to a psychological motion, that is, some motion that our souls undergo.

It should be noted, however, that if the motion in question had an atomic structure, then ipso facto time would be atomic, and indeed many of those who held this conception of time endorsed atomic motion.

Practice the motions in a mirror.

The motions spoken of so far are all natural motions of the substances in questions, motions induced by the body being the very substance that it is.

Separate from the question whether Kepler's or some other approach was to be preferred was the question whether the true motions are significantly more irregular and complicated than the calculated motions in any of these approaches.

For proteins amenable to atomic resolution techniques, the major questions shift from simply describing the motions to discovering their role in function.

To answer these questions and to quantify the collective nature of the motion in these NPs we look for stringlike collective motion, a characteristic mode of molecular displacement in strongly interacting disordered materials.

Randall said at the time he supported the motion in order that the leadership question might be finally resolved.

Richard Walter, who is the chairman of U.C.L.A.'s screenwriting program, spoke against the motion, in the vernacular of the benighted community in question.

MacAskill moves the motion in his name.