Sentence examples for the plan questioned from inspiring English sources

Critics of the plan questioned its safety, asking whether the design would really safeguard water from contamination and protesting that it was unwise to transport waste from sites across the country, particularly when the terrorist threat is high.

But some critics of the plan question whether people shopping at Costco for perishable goods will spend any of their time on downtown streets.

Most strikingly, 38 percent of those who expressed support for the plan to build it in Lower Manhattan said later in a follow-up question that they would prefer it be moved farther away, suggesting that even those who defend the plan question the wisdom of the location.

But critics of the plan question its effectiveness and the potential cost of the move.

And Bernard Jenkin, one of the leading Conservative opponents of the plans, questioned the future of the entire legislation.

Jon M. Kingsdale, director of the state authority that oversees the health plan, questioned whether the unmet demand for primary care was more severe in Massachusetts than elsewhere.

[B3.] VOICE OF DISSENT Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the only Republican on a Congressional panel overseeing the $700 billion rescue plan, questioned the panel's first report.

A public official who helped develop the mayor's congestion plan questioned the wisdom of trading it for something equally controversial.

But critics of the city's plan questioned whether New York had taken heed of the lessons learned in Chicago and elsewhere.

But two child welfare advocates familiar with a draft of the transfer plan question whether the agency's timetable would move quickly enough to help children who are already among the state's most troubled.

Fig. 3 illustrates the planning question which is rarely formulated explicitly and even more rarely answered on the basis of scientific studies and hard facts, namely, should we concentrate (renewable) energy production sites geographically by clumping them together, or should we aim for decentralised solutions?