| This forced the judge to intervene and rephrase the question in plain comprehensible English. |
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| To rephrase the question, does the presence of a superhero in our city promote supervillains? |
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| Would you be able to rephrase what you hear and use a multi-function video game joystick? |
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| That is why many times when questions are put I ask hon. members to rephrase them so they will be more general in nature. |
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| But Republican participations is crucial to the deal and the Blair government is banking on Mr Trimble's ability to rephrase his demands. |
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| They were encouraged to rephrase questions, to add their own and to dig deeper to provide as much information as possible. |
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| The learner can formulate complete, age-appropriate complex sentences and rephrase his thoughts in different terms. |
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| Check learners' understanding of communications by asking them to rephrase and summarize key messages. |
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| When someone asks you to repeat, it may be more helpful if you rephrase what you said. |
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| At seminars or meetings, it was often he alone who saw the point of a question, and he would not hesitate to rephrase it, if he thought it unclear. |
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| Let me rephrase that argument in a way that will illustrate what I think is wrong with it. |
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| I had hardly begun preparing it when she was calling and asking me if it was all right to rephrase bits of the dialogue. |
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| It is very important not to change the meaning of the question when you rephrase it or interpret it in another language. |
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| Let me rephrase that question in order to make my meaning more evident: why insecurity and discomfort now? |
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| In that context, to rephrase paragraph 169 of the report, we believe that no reform of the United Nations would be complete without reform of the General Assembly. |
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| Some readers may be shocked by this statement, so let's rephrase it. |
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| In this case, he should rephrase his question, because, in our case, not only are we completely and entirely protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but everyone was consulted in putting together this list. |
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| A facilitator at one of the stakeholder workshops advised landowners to rephrase their concerns and package them as recommendations to the government. |
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| If I rephrase your question it will be easier to give a reply. |
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| One would have to rephrase the question and ask if we are capable of responding effectively in the face of current financial and personnel limitations. |
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| If you don't understand the question, ask the reporter to rephrase it. |
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| Otherwise I wonder if he would be kind enough to rephrase that term. |
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| I can interact in a simple way provided the other person is prepared to repeat or rephrase things at a slower rate of speech and help me formulate what I'm trying to say. |
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| If you do not understand the question or you think that people in the audience have not understood it, then rephrase the question in your own words. |
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| One respondent would rephrase the statement as a resistance to change from the present way of doing things rather than a positive desire to preserve the status quo. |
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| The confessional room, having to rephrase questions they ask you, and all the time that went into the filming. |
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| Exxon asked us to rephrase some of the wording, which in general will not affect the provisions of Somo's oil export agreement. |
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| On Wednesday, GERB proposed to rephrase the question for the BSP-backed referendum, dropping the Belene project from it. |
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