Sentence examples for time of questioning from inspiring English sources
On the national political stage, it's Mud Season as well — a time of attack ads, a time of questioning character.
But Mr Ancram did take the precaution at the time of questioning Archer, who assured the Tory chairman that he had done nothing to trouble the ethics committee.
Finally, Montejo distinguishes Moran v. Burbine by remarking that the Supreme Court determined that the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights had not attached at the time of questioning because he, unlike Montejo, was not then under arrest.
"Even if it is a time for mourning and compassion, one feels clearly that the country is headed for a time of questioning its political leadership," wrote Yann Marec in the Midi Libre daily.
Every twenty-something has a time of questioning, refocusing, searching.
Second, the observers may have forgotten their percept by the time of questioning (Wolfe, 1999).
The Justice Department has pressed the view that in terrorism cases the length of time and type of questioning that fall under that exception is broader than what would be permissible in ordinary criminal cases, a view upheld by a federal judge in the case of the man convicted of trying to bomb a Detroit-bound airliner in 2009.
The interviews continued the practice of The New York Times of questioning candidates for president and other high political offices and, with their permission, their doctors about their medical conditions.
Next time, instead of questioning Mary Barra's ability to do it all, ask her to give advice on how other ambitious career women can work their way up to being CEOs, too!
On the conservative side of the party, Mr. Brownback and Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, another member of the Judiciary Committee, devoted much of their time for questioning Judge Roberts to delivering messages to the White House about the importance of overturning precedents supporting abortion rights.
We devote so much less of our time to questioning who these people are, why they would embark on such deadly journeys, and what can be done to alleviate their suffering.
