Sentence examples for to question anyone from inspiring English sources

Then the detective went to Transneft, but was unable to question anyone.

(Contrary to what its critics say, the law doesn't allow me to question anyone I want, and I have no desire to do so).

It's just a publicity stunt," Mr. Wood said, adding that Ms. Allred has "conducted a scripted, one-sided trial" without giving Mr. Cain the chance to question anyone.

It ordered officers to question anyone they stopped about immigration status based on a "reasonable suspicion" that the person was an illegal immigrant.

NEW DELHI– About a month after the first report of a gang rape was registered in the Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh, the police acknowledged they have yet to question anyone named in the six gang rape complaints filed in the aftermath of last month's sectarian riots.

Though the National Guard pulled up their checkpoints along the barrier island last week, after more than two months of restricting access to its communities, the State Police sent more troopers in, and their cars idle along Route 35 to question anyone who stops.

They have — and use — the authority to further question anyone who raises suspicions, especially people who appear to be from another country.

At the opening of the dialogue (447d 448a) Gorgias claims to be able to answer any question anyone puts to him, and says that for many years no-one has asked him anything new, which seems to mean 'asked me any question to which I didn't already know the answer' (see also Meno 70b).

I have a feeling it was in response to Arizona's new anti-immigration laws, which allow police to stop and question anyone they believe is an illegal immigrant.

A Break in Pakistan When Mr. Martinez flew to Pakistan early in 2002, he was joining an increasingly desperate campaign to catch and question anyone who might know the plans for the next terrorist attack.

Now, he's bringing back his recognized (and revered) character to answer a question anyone experiencing a dramatic change in his or her life wants, on some level, to ask.