Sentence examples for unclear questioning from inspiring English sources

The judge, Carol E. Jackson, of United States District Court in St . Louis said the law was unclear, questioning language that prohibits "all Halloween-related contact with children" and allows sexual offenders to leave their homes from 5 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. only if they have "just cause".

The minority of cases where the story had to be repeated, or instructions had to be clarified, may have been due primarily to unclear questioning by interviewers, language barriers (poor command of Kiswahili), general shyness, or lack of readiness for the interview, rather than difficulties with the vignette technique itself.

The scope of ETIM's activities remains unclear with some questioning the group's capacity to organise serious acts of extremism.

He says he was also unclear about just who was questioning him.

Optimal methods for questioning participants are unclear, but different methods giving different results can undermine meta-analyses.

But we are unclear if the reviewer is questioning whether gross hyperexcitability in either type of afferent actually causes neuropathic pain.

However, the fate of those proposals is unclear and the device industry is questioning the need for broad changes.

Prosecutors were questioning five personnel but it is unclear whether that includes the mine's general manager, Ramazan Dogru, or the operations manager, Akin Celik, who are among those in custody, according to the Dogan News Agency.

He said interrogators had just started questioning the suspected bodyguards, and it was unclear how recently they might have been with Mr. Hussein.

Denmark's Only Exorcist Is Rather Busy.

Legal advice was issued to its officers that month to allow them to continue questioning people they believed were suffering ­mistreatment – although it is unclear how lawful that advice was.