Sentence examples for to open the question of from inspiring English sources

The impeding Brussels meeting is set to open the question of what to do about the Serbian-inhabited and Serbian-controlled north of Kosovo.Many Serbs would like the border redrawn so the north can stay with Serbia.

"Indeed the willingness of the Conservatives to open the question of the UK's continued EU membership – indeed a foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, who seems to support departure – undermines the basic principle of solidarity and is one of the many reasons we have taken a different view to this government.

"It's a terrible and crazy idea to open the question of ownership of properties from before 1948.

However, their papers leave open the question of how to begin such reform.

Indeed, to advert to that scheme in the present context is simply to re-open the question of the relations between the two main systems of classification in the Categories.

The fact that he was senile and childless opened the question of succession to the throne.

(These issues are subject to debate; the point here is to open the door to the question of where to draw the boundary of the domain of phenomenology).

They reported that people were more likely to open the envelopes of questions to which they had been in a TOT state.

Click the link to open the remainder of the questions.

His motivation for writing Vestiges was in part to open up the question of evolution by natural law to serious scientific discussion.

Wood could have included these contradictions as a way to open up the question of what it was he wanted and never quite found in marriage.