Sentence examples for treated the question from inspiring English sources

Depending on how the court treated the question of retroactivity, defendants whose appeals have been exhausted might receive no benefit from a victory for Mr. Ring.

And all week Coughlin treated the question with contempt -- and it's hard to imagine that anywhere else in the N.F.L. is there a coach with such a gift for contempt for the sort of questions journalists ask football coaches.

The sacred unmentionable in Wharton and James, the fact of sexual congress, is given a vulgar, matter-of-fact voicing: "Lizzy politicly treated the question as a simple request for information.

Still, the document drew a prickly response from advocates of Scottish independence, who have treated the question of European Union membership for an independent Scotland as essentially a technical issue.

Still, the document is likely to discomfort advocates of Scottish independence, who have treated the question of European Union membership for an independent Scotland as essentially a technical issue.

With General Zinni fuming in undiplomatic fashion about the way he was treated, the question of who should be the next ambassador to Iraq has turned into an embarrassing mess for the Obama administration as it struggles to recover from other stumbles over high-profile nominations.

He added: "These secondary sources treated the questions seriously.

Almost invariably, philosophers have treated the questions "does the world exist?" and "can we prove the world exists?" as the same.

Gore treats the question of pardon as mooted by Clinton's dismissal of the idea.

As ever, he treats the question with respect, and thinks it through before answering.

He argues that Spain's PM is treating the question of a bailout, with strings attached, as a matter of honour.