| Again, I pose the question, can someone please explain why the noise of the sirens is very much more noticeable compared with a few months ago? |
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| Also in tribute to Baptista, Kroodsma asked vocal researchers globally to pose the question in avian bioacoustics they would most like answered. |
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| People often pose the question in terms of social equality, but marriage is also an institution of economic rights. |
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| In some instances, for example, a deputy head might need to pose the question to, and seek the assurance of, members of the executive team. |
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| For Marxists, a general strike that paralyzes the country would pose the question of workers power in a revolutionary situation. |
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| There is a question that has come up and I would like to perhaps rhetorically pose the question and see if I can provide the answer. |
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| There is also another amendment which details my wish to pose the question of funding. |
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| Nonetheless, the court can pose the question of whether the child's age and maturity allow the giving of intelligible and credible testimony. |
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| Here we pose the question of which topics are mainly handled with third parties and whom business owners turn to for support. |
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| I would like to pose the question that I posed earlier to the Conservative Party. |
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| In future we will have to systematically pose the question of staff resources. |
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| In this context one could pose the question whether the TRIPS agreement requires a literal compliance with the wording of all its Articles. |
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| These issues pose the question of carrying out commitments made to and with civil society: Who oversees practice and ensures compliance with policy norms? |
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| Analysis showed that a substantial number of the E-mail addresses claimed to be used did not exist and another substantial number of the addresses had only been created in order to pose the question. |
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| Across the world there a number of culturally, language, local and regionally driven social networks, that both singularly and accumulatively pose the question whether Facebook can dominate the world in Social Networking. |
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| Anyone who takes it for granted that freedom has existed for a long time in the West will find Russian films quite a surprise, since they pose the question about inner and outer freedom in a universal way. |
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| However, you choose to read that in allegorical terms, their open-endedness does pose the question of where art is going from here – what it will look like now that market tumescence has gone out of style. |
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| I also would pose the question and press this as a mandate on the inquiry, for it to assess the risk that we face as a country of an incident like this ever occurring again. |
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| This also provided the opportunity for the members of the jury to pose the question of a strategy for the urban landscape of Bilbao for the 21st Century. |
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| However, I would also like to pose the question of how sustainable the agreement is that is now being signalled at the beginning of this year by this report. |
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| We need to pose the question whether imposing more sanctions is the most sensible course of action to instil confidence and trust and engender cooperation between all the parties concerned. |
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| We can legitimately pose the question as to how these demands can be fulfilled when the enforcement agent is employed by the creditor and is not an independent professional. |
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