Sentence examples for will be posed to from inspiring English sources

And when the political fireworks start, I'm sure this question will be posed to me once again.

One has to wonder just how severe of a crisis will be posed to (Neocon) Republicans now that Trump is in office.

As you know Senator Snowe was very critical of the Supreme Court's decision and the question that will be posed to her is, 'Okay, what do you intend to do about it?'".

The researcher meets with the CE Studio team to clarify the focus of the CE Studio, determine the characteristics of the stakeholder panel, and formulate the questions that will be posed to the stakeholders.

For example, questions regarding MILs' perpetration of violence will only be posed to DILs, and MILs' experience of DV will also be posed in order to monitor safety of the intervention.

Cofounder Marc Lizoain points out another feature that he says is unique to Urtak: readers can actually add their own questions, which will then be posed to other readers after the publisher approves them.

Ultimately, one expert said, the question will have to be posed to Mr. Ghailani himself.

It is widely agreed that the real test will be posed by elections two to three years away, the first multiparty elections in Congo since 1960.

Undoubtedly, the question will be posed whether there is a need to make such a clear distinction between conventional and CAM outcomes and whether we are not, in fact, adding to the polarization between conventional medicine and CAM.

Every wearable company today will be posed with this question: Do I want to play in consumer and narrow margins, or healthcare and service and make incredible margins but with possibly a lot of upfront fixed cost".

Therefore, the "yes" or "no" on Sunday will have to take on a meaning after the fact, as an answer to a question that will be posed later.