Which calls into question just how much he's changed, or whether he even thinks he needs to.
FERN have published a statement signed by more than 60 organisations worldwide, which calls into question the basis for offsetting.
That bold choice, which calls into question the ever-evolving role of non-fiction film-maker, could prove too divisive.
That is not happening, which calls into question the existence of a skills gap as well as the urgency on the part of employers to fill their openings.
As mentioned earlier, people can be both perpetrators and targets, which calls into question the stability of the bully and victim identities.
The center expressed its "grave concern about the broader political and constitutional context, which calls into question the meaning and purpose of the elections".
Yet nonspecialists will find at least one revelation, which calls into question a beloved bit of Brahms lore, and it comes early in Ms. Avins's book.
"Obviously, it's a very traumatic experience for the woman, which calls into question the identification," said Gordon Ludwig, Mr. Bain's lawyer.
It's not getting beyond 30% or 40% at most, which calls into question this idea of entire neighbourhoods cut off from jobs".
A late-stage readvance of glaciers into the inner fjords occurred soon after 13 ka BP, which calls into question the accepted limits of ice extent during the Younger Dryas Stadial (Greenland Stadial 1).
Given crossing a prolonged crisis which calls into question the dominant social structural elements, unclear coherent and consistent process of career management in adolescents can lead to premature exhaustion of their involvement in learned helplessness phenomena, ambiguity and professional failure.
