Sentence examples for were to be questioned from inspiring English sources

The paper reported a prosecution source as saying that Downing Street aides were to be questioned about hampering police efforts.

She said if her radio habits were to be questioned she'd prefer to have it done by Crossley, though she couldn't understand how they took their poll.

JERUSALEM — The Israeli Navy intercepted a Gaza-bound cargo ship on Thursday, diverting it to an Israeli port where the people aboard were to be questioned, the military announced.

But on Univision they were to be questioned by Jorge Ramos, a Mexican-American anchor who has been harshly critical of policies to crack down on undocumented immigrants and openly supports a path to legalization.

The reports, one by a panel Mr. Rumsfeld had appointed and one by three Army generals, made clear that some abuses occurred during interrogations, that others were intended to soften up prisoners who were to be questioned, and that many intelligence personnel involved in the interrogations were implicated in the abuses.

The two were to be questioned about allegations of "smuggling of merchandise dangerous for health, breach of regulations on the trade of poisonous substances" and "importing of substances or devices banned for use by an athlete without medical justification," a statement provided by the state prosecutor in Grenoble said.

Potential interviewees often learn when they are to be questioned from the newspapers.

Abbey National is to be questioned over its role in the £5bn precipice bond scandal.

Environment Agency chiefs are to be questioned by MPs on Wednesday afternoon about the recent flooding.

Then, from 1592, he was mostly in London, so how much Anne saw of him is to be questioned.

Judges frequently ignore national guidance to agree ground rules in advance on the way children are to be questioned.