This article poses a question I have asked myself often.
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He goes in and poses a question: 'What is beta?
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Toward the end of his column, Manjoo poses a question.
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The movie poses a question that we're well-equipped to answer.
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"Songs From the Spirit" also poses a question: What does freedom mean?
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So this idea poses a question, a sort of enigma, and invites the neighbours to walk into the hospital.
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And then a moment later, he poses a question about the point of rap: Do you prize rhyming or honesty?
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In addition, the solidification of the three global giants in oilfield services poses a question of how smaller companies will compete.
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Mr. Glaeser poses a question that is less provocative — but perhaps more productive — than how to build a better San Francisco.
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Here Snyder poses a question that superhero movies usually shy away from: What about all the actual people in those flattened buildings?
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" She poses a question of her own to Bette: "How did it feel to be the most talented girl in the world?
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Which poses a question: If Donald Trump is the latest chapter of conservatism's story, might historians have been telling that story wrong?
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Typically, the facilitator poses a question or presents a challenge, then the group has a time limit to build something in response.
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And for conservatives, eminent domain poses a question: Is government intrusion into private property okay if it's to build something that conservatives want?
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This poses a question in my head: Looking back, is it possible that the US government successfully discouraged people from hoarding before Y24K actually took place?
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It poses a question that has no definitive answer because the answer is contingent; it depends on a future interaction of many factors, known and unknown.
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His death tells a story of martyrdom and poses a question to consider: How can they emulate him and be merciful and just in their everyday lives?
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It is "baffling", "disrespectful" and "poses a question about what the people making this climb think about Aboriginal culture," says Linda Burney, the shadow minister for indigenous Australians.
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With Cityfox now set to return from their river-bound exile, it also poses a question: are money and ambition alone enough to succeed in the New York nightlife?
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In 2015, YouTuber Jack Douglass launched Yesterday I Asked You, a series in which he poses a question to his audience and reads the best answers on his channel.
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And, say — take a pension fund, people need to get their money in 20 or 30 years, climate change poses a question of, will people get that money then?
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Contributing three videos to the exhibition, Andrea Fraser re-poses a question that shook up the art world in the 1980s: what type of viewer does the museum produce?
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And as the first exhibition on the princess by the palace in a decade, its unveiling also poses a question: Why are we still so obsessed with her clothes?
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His first post after the results were confirmed poses a question that's been running through the minds of many over the last 12 hours: "What the fuck have you done???"
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With her imagination and a careful brush, Ms. Sharrer casts aside thousands of years of tradition and poses a question: What if great art were more accessible to ordinary people?
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"Although the board has undergone considerable refreshment since the 2017 merger...the significant value destruction overseen by legacy directors in the interim poses a question to shareholders," the ISS report said.
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In "Mirrors," the images of teenage girls assessing themselves keep rolling by until the final frame poses a question — written, not spoken: Is this the president we want for our daughters?
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Starting conversations should be easy, since you hate the same things, but just in case, there's a built-in icebreaker game that poses a question and has you both fill in the blank.
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It also poses a question: In a dance-music bazaar often driven by shiny musical thrills, mass market-oriented festivals and nighttime party economies, is there room for the ruminations of elder statesmen?
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For inmates, the situation poses a question: If South Carolina can't properly staff its prisons and keep prisoners in safe, humane conditions, should so many people be locked up in the first place?
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A road offers the possibility of taking you somewhere but also poses a question about the cost of roadwork, what violence has been done to both nature and culture in the name of progress.
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Although Youngblood's chorus poses a question of identity and becoming somebody, my mind's still on pizza because once pizza is mentioned a fortified wall grows around my brain and nothing is coming in or going out.
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At the start of the first episode of Trust, the new FX drama centered around the 21985 kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, oil scion J. Paul Getty (Donald Sutherland) poses a question to his five mistresses.
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Read: In "The Patient Assassin," which recounts the life of a man seeking revenge for British brutality in India in 1919, Anita Anand poses a question: When is violence morally legitimate in a people's fight against a tyrannical regime?
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It's not inherently a bad thing to want to ensure that strangers aren't abusing their stay, but rigging your home in sensors poses a question: At what point have you edged past the line from being cautious to being invasive?
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Lucas Hnath's play poses a question that countless others have asked since the original A Doll's House was first performed in 1879: What happened after Nora closed the door on her husband and children to discover a life of her own?
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That poses a question that no one can answer with conviction, but it won't be going away: Are we beginning to see signs of the end of Big Oil as an investment stalwart, regardless of what's still sitting in the underground reserves around the world?
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"Amazon's dominance poses a question of how comfortable we are with more and more of our commerce going through a single company," Lina Khan, director of legal policy with think tank the Open Markets Institute and author of a groundbreaking paper on Amazon's potential antitrust issues.
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" A companion to Ms. Rosenblit's "Clap Hands," presented at the Invisible Dog in 2016, this work deals with remains, whether physical or emotional, and poses a question: "Can we measure or archive transformation inside of this pile, and how do we continue on without rendering it obsolete?
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In doing so, it poses a question common to so many young people in the modern era, as the United States' electoral politics spirals further into disarray and the UK considers its place in relation to the rest of Europe: should you be proud of where you come from?
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It would be combat sports spectacle at its most empty because the fight poses a question that no one really wants answered: How would an MMA fighter do when you take away everything but his fists and put him upright in front of the best boxer in recent history?
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This success poses a question that gets to the heart of the 2016 race as Trump and Cruz, one and two in national polls, seem poised to share the spoils in early voting states: Just how did two men so familiar with the inside become avatars for the outside?
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"Amazon's dominance poses a question of how comfortable we are with more and more of our commerce going through a single company," Lina Khan, director of legal policy at the Open Markets Institute think tank and the author of a widely read paper criticizing Amazon, told me in an interview.
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"Amazon's dominance poses a question of how comfortable we are with more and more of our commerce going through a single company," Lina Khan, director of legal policy at the Open Markets Institute think tank and the author of a widely read paper criticizing Amazon, told Vox in an interview last year.
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Near the end of the hit podcast "Dirty John," a super-creepy true story about a predatory Southern California con man and one of the women he targeted, the reporter Christopher Goffard poses a question that's been hanging for six episodes: What made John Meehan, a handsome, athletic nurse anesthesiologist, Dirty John?
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Anacoenosis is a figure of speech in which the speaker poses a question to an audience in a way that demonstrates a common interest.
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In 2018 Radiotopia created a short-form exclusive podcast for its financial supporters. Each episode of Radiotopia Plus poses a question that the each of the network's show hosts and producers answer.
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First, the four corners of the class are labeled, either with a chart or a vignette. Each corner will have an opinion, written statements, etc. Second, the teacher poses a question, or a problem to the class. The students reflect on the question without discussion.
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The original songs were supplied by Cole Bonner to be passed off as the songs of the elusive band Blonde Priest - nobody in the story has heard of - which poses a question, "what is Nena really after?". Along the Roadside has been on the festival circuit since 2013 and had its commercial release on March 17, 2015.
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"Oh Very Young" is a song composed by Cat Stevens. It was released on his 1974 album Buddha and the Chocolate Box, as well as several later "Best of..." and "Greatest Hits" albums. This song that poses a question asked by future generations reached number 10 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number two Easy Listening. On his website djallyn.
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Hypophora, also referred to as anthypophora or antipophora, is a figure of speech in which the speaker poses a question and then answers the question.Silva Rhetoricae (2006). "Anthypophora". Brigham Young University. Hypophora can consist of a single question answered in a single sentence, a single question answered in a paragraph or even a section, or a series of questions, each answered in subsequent paragraphs.
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Each year, the Edge Foundation poses a question on its website to members of the "third culture", defined by Brockman as "those scientists and other thinkers...who, through their work and expository writing, are taking the place of the traditional intellectual in rendering visible the deeper meanings of our lives, redefining who and what we are".Brockman, John. (1991) The Third Culture Edge Foundation. Retrieved on 2008-05-24.
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When defined narrowly as the Conservative movement, Conservative Judaism has two law committees: In the USA there is the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly. The CJLS is the body that sets halkhic policy. There are 25 voting members on the committee who determine whether or not to enact a specific responsa. The responsa are written after a member of the Rabbinic Assembly or the Conservative movement in general poses a question about Halakha.
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In think-pair-share strategy the teacher acts as a facilitator, and poses a question or a problem to the students. The students are given sufficient time to think and gather their thoughts, after which the teacher asks them to pair themselves and share their thoughts with each other. As the students begin to share their thoughts and views, each learns to see the different perspectives of thinking among their peers. By doing so the students' learning is enhanced by the formation and articulation of an idea.
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In 1893, he obtained a bachelor's degree in rhetoric. He then poses a question of following the footsteps of his grandfather, his great-uncle and his uncle in the path of surgery, École Militaire de Saint-Cyr to take on a military career. In March 1894, he changed his mind and wrote to his parents that he wanted to become a surgeon. He completed his bachelor of philosophy to enter the Faculty of Sciences of Lyon in November, and prepared the PCN (Physics, Chemistry, Natural Sciences).
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In the first of two stanzas mentioning Fenrir in Vafþrúðnismál Odin poses a question to the wise jötunn Vafþrúðnir: > :"Much I have travelled, much have I tried out, :much have I tested the > Powers; :from where will a sun come into the smooth heaven :when Fenrir has > assailed this one?" In the stanza that follows Vafþrúðnir responds that Sól (here referred to as Álfröðull) will bear a daughter before Fenrir attacks her, and that this daughter shall continue the paths of her deceased mother through the heavens.Larrington (1999:47).
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Member of Parliament poses a question during Question Period. Question time in the House of Commons of Canada, colloquially referred to as Question Period, and formally known as Oral Questions, occurs during each sitting day in the House of Commons. The questions may be posed to either the Prime Minister of Canada, or any Minister of the Cabinet of Canada. In addition to the House of Commons of Canada, question period is also a convention that is practiced in the various legislative bodies of the provinces and territories of Canada.
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His monumental three-volume work, Basic Linguistic Theory (2010–2012), was published by the Oxford University Press. His further work on Australian languages was published in Edible gender, mother-in-law style, and other grammatical wonders: Studies in Dyirbal, Yidiñ and Warrgamay, 2015. His further influential monographs include work on English grammar, especially A new approach to English grammar (1991, revised edition 2005), and Making New Words: Morphological Derivation in English (2014). His recent monograph Are Some Languages Better than Others (2016, paperback 2018) poses a question of efficiency and value of different languages.
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After Alaska's death, Pudge and Colonel investigate the circumstances surrounding the traumatic event. While looking for answers, the boys are subconsciously dealing with their grief, and their obsession with finding answers transforms into a search for meaning. Pudge and Colonel want to find out the answers to certain questions surrounding Alaska's death, but in reality, they are enduring their own labyrinths of suffering, a concept central to the novel. When their theology teacher Mr. Hyde poses a question to his class about the meaning of life, Pudge takes this opportunity to write about it as a labyrinth of suffering.
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The ascospores of Z. ebriosa are smaller than average for the family Xylariaceae, despite exhibiting a similar inequilateral or asymmetrical property. Z. ebriosa exhibits clear ascospores similar to those of Xyliariaceae, however, contrary to the family Xylariaceae possessing a germ pore, a germ slit is found in Z. ebriosa. This lack of germ pores poses a question of their association with the genus Zopfiella which most typically have pores at or near the apex of the spore. The morphology of Z. ebriosa is described extensively by Guarro et al in their collaborative paper on the genus Zopfiella.
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A Jass game for 4 players. The basic idea of this variant is to make the game more difficult yet more interesting by incorporating a quiz. As well as playing normal Schieberjass, players must answer quiz questions in the following way: the player who leads poses a question from the area of general knowledge, which then goes around. If an opponent knows the answer, he gets 20 points, if the partner knows the answer, he gets 40 points, if nobody knows the answer, there are 10 penalty points for the questioner or 10 points are awarded to the opposing team.
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" When Cross asks his subjects "Tell me how you feel about having autism", he elicits responses including: "I have first thought, because people don't understand me", "Over the years I have come to accept it as a part of who I am. When I was younger I wanted to go away" and "It is not the biggest part of my life but knowing that I have something that makes me a little different, it sometimes makes me question myself". He also poses a question to the interviewees related to the film's title, and asks "Sometimes normal people are scary to kids with autism. They talk funny or too fast.
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Article 87 of the Constitution of Iran Whenever at least one-fourth of the total members of the Islamic Consultative Assembly pose a question to the President, or any one member of the Assembly poses a question to a minister on a subject relating to their duties, the President or the minister is obliged to attend the Assembly and answer the question.Article 88 of the Constitution of Iran All legislation passed by the Islamic Consultative Assembly must be sent to the Guardian Council. The Guardian Council must review it within a maximum of ten days from its receipt with a view to ensuring its compatibility with the criteria of Islam and the Constitution. If it finds the legislation incompatible, it will return it to the Assembly for review.
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The series focuses on Rick's Restorations, a company owned and operated by Las Vegas area metal artist and antique restoration expert Rick Dale, who has been restoring various vintage items for almost 30 years. Dale and his company first appeared on the History reality television series Pawn Stars, in that show's first-season episode "Time Machines," and in nine subsequent episodes in which he restored numerous decades-old items for the Harrisons (owners of the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop where Pawn Stars takes place), including vending machines, gas pumps, barber chairs, motorcycles, and jukeboxes. Beginning with the June 6, 2012 episode ("Dirt Bike Duels"), a new feature, "Rick's Tips", was added preceding the second commercial break, in which Rick poses a question related to restoration, similar to the trivia question feature on Pawn Stars. According to Dale, who claims to emphasize a great attention to detail in his work, his shop typically works on 6 – 12 projects at any given time.
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According to the Government of Uganda, many of the suspended NGOs that did operate in lacked valid memorandums of understanding with the prime minister's office, possessed expired permits to operate or were running unauthorized projects and the procedure to cancel their operation came specifically to lessen the number of implementing agents and make a credible move for providing the best services for the refugees at the different camps including Maaji 2 settlement. The Ugandan government has suspended operations of three-quarters of refugee aid organizations over non-compliance with operational rules and this poses a question as to how the refugees would receive the restrained services. Hundreds benefit from cash for work done in refugee settlements in Uganda including Maaji 2 settlement. This has been run and managed byt the support of UNDP allowing World Vision to provide money to be the Emergency Employment and Social Protection Support Project for self reliance of the refugees at the three West Nile Districts of Arua, Adjumani and Yumbe that host a growing number of refugees.
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