Sentence examples for those in question from inspiring English sources

Yet it has been held in several well-considered cases that where a railroad is exempt from taxation, such exemption extends to structures like those in question.

Even more usefully, those in question then forget the conversation they have just had and seem to be entirely oblivious to Perrish's diabolical protrusions.

'The purpose of the Lands Act was to define a body of law applicable to the seabed, the subsoil, and the fixed structures such as those in question here on the outer Continental Shelf.

The plaintiff's counsel then offered to prove by the witness that goods like those in question were never known in trade and commerce in this country as countable goods, or so bought and sold.

Responses reflected an unusually wide array of ideas, from the conviction that nothing in the world could justify experiments like those in question to the equally impassioned conviction that nothing should get in their way.

But she refused to name the specific organisations involved and said that she thought many of those in question were realising that their attitudes are not in line with the public's desire to provide protection to society's most vulnerable.

Factors significantly affecting dissatisfaction in our study were those in questions 9, 13, and 14, which is similar to the findings of Damghi et al. [ 21].

On those nights in question, he has never, ever touched me, on any level.

The recent postelection turmoil, however, has put those negotiations in question.

Some of those facts in question relate to the firing of the bank's general counsel, Timothy J. Mayopoulos.

But when those computers in question are bought and paid for by taxpayers, and in some cases contain sensitive or secret information, the impact is worse.