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call it a day These findings call into question the legitimacy of the proceedings.

But what I am doing is calling into question those people who say that more treatment is all the prevention we need.

Even China's official numbers seem to call into question the Party's newfound hauteur.

Like the 13th chime of a clock, policymakers who deny the obvious or claim to know the unknowable call into question all that they say.

This model of dealing with international affairs is often called into question, and even be seen as Talk Shop .

Moreover, he accuses China of trying to bring into question India's sovereignty over the state at the international level.

Greece's spiralling public debts, which erupted into a full-blown crisis in May, called into question the long term future of the eurozone.

And so there have been a couple of papers suggesting or calling into question whether or not the measurements are as accurate as they seem.

Only "the rate of two" double- down time coincidence, their strategies and tactics to be called into question.

As the authorities re-established control, however, they began to arrest anybody whose loyalty could be called into question.

Second, these events have called into question the workability of securitised lending, at least in its current form.

Human beings had brought the "Creating, thinking, and creation" into question, and answer, for two or three thousand years.

She says the fact that Iran sought to hide the construction of a second uranium enrichment plant calls Tehran's claims into question.

Markets have been braced for a potential downgrade of France but few expected Germany's top rating to be called into question.

Now, however, a study in the Journal of the Geological Society throws all that into question.

'It calls into question the short-term focus on fiscal policy and the wisdom of achieving fiscal targets at specific times, ' he said.

Gonzales, whose veracity was called into question last week by his former chief of staff in connection with the firings of U. S. attorneys.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- One of the most basic tenets of the American Dream is being called into question by recent economic data.

Dongya's artifice offsets the violence of his narratives and calls into question the implications of a contemporary virtual reality.

The planet's existence was quickly called into question when a second team of astronomers failed to find it in their data.

The controversy over Chinese toothpaste is one of several this year that have called into question the safety of food and drugs.

The number of women speaking out in France post-scandal calls into question this easy embrace of relativism.

The credibility of American pledges to risk the decisive battle in defense of allies was bound to come into question.

The decree aroused only muted controversy, yet it called into question the point of holding a referendum in the first place.

They call into question the long-standing opinion that each of the ten commandments is rooted in the abiding moral will of God.

Strobel said the discovery brings into question scientists' knowledge of the way fossil fuels are made.

That is not to say that dolphin intelligence has not been called into question.

Now love cannot be called into question. Forgiveness is the only hope I hold.

But new details released this week have called some of that account into question.

Incidents like this, though, call into question how trustworthy that productivity is.

These seemed to call into question the dominance not . only of Western power, but of Western ideology.

If Goma were to fall, the whole UN mission in eastern Congo would be put into question.

The revelations throw into question Mr. Buffett's carefully crafted succession plan, one of America's most widely watched boardroom dramas.

Ironically, studying the formation of brown dwarfs calls into question the very definition of these objects.

He called into question of the accuracy of the paper.

It came into question whether I should go or not.

OkCupid is a gay- and bi-friendly place and it's not our intention here to call into question anyone's sexual identity.

This soldier's courage has never been called into question.

In the prison where the film's latter half takes place, the world of the interior is called into question.

Some of these analyses have even called into question the basic assumption that a market does a good job of foretelling what lies ahead.

In political times like today, the last thing we need is something that inaccurately calls into question the integrity of elections.

Until recent events threw everything into question, whose parents were supposedly an oracle and a priest?

The decision by the headmaster was called into question by some of the teachers who thought it unnecessarily harsh.

The third finding is the resolution of an inconsistency that called into question whether the atmosphere was really warming.

In the last 13 months, however, the failures of two important clinical trials have thrown that hypothesis into question.

This time the world financial system is supposedly going to collapse and capitalism is being called into question.

The news throws into question the viability of a large and growing source of invisible exports for the UK economy.

The releases "call into question the bullish notion of a smooth, self-sustaining recovery, " Kass said.

But since universities are treated like government organizations, the efficiency of this investment has been called into question.

The failure of these theories brings the entire edifice of economic theory into question.

His ability to manage the economy is also being called into question as India battles the highest inflation of any major Asian economy.

Both the FA and referees'chief Keith Hackett are concerned the integrity of one of their top officials has been called into question.

But some officials worry that there might not be enough voters. A low turnout could call the results into question.

The sovereign debt crisis has put European monetary union in jeopardy and called into question the sustainability of the European project.

These mistakes have led to programming errors, and called the design of the language as a whole into question.

The state of the public finances, meanwhile, has also called into question the government's reputation for "prudence" .

The demise of the program "calls into question the commitment to obesity prevention within government, " the panel concluded.

targeting John McCain's temperament, and calling into question his behavior during Congressional deliberations on the financial crisis.

But fiscal crises in Greece, Ireland and Portugal have called into question the euro's suitability as a rival to the dollar.

These findings call into question the effectiveness of many supplements on supermarket shelves.

And mixed economic signals continue to call into question how long it will take for the country to emerge from recession.

On the contrary, when diving is tolerated, accepted and celebrated, soccer's integrity as a sport comes into question.

Many new discoveries have, in fact, shaken up the field, calling into question decades-old assumptions.

"China's president and premier have publicly endorsed farmers' rights, but recent arrests call these statements into question, " said Adams.

We would be less safe and less secure, our resolve called into question and our cohesion weakened.

They called into question why such a large force was needed for noncombat operations.

But we tend not to, only taking the tradeoff between housing costs and transportation costs into question.

even the pursuit of sexual pleasure can be called into question when it's raised by seniors.

What is called into question is the reliability of the test.

Britain's new monetary-policy model may be above board, but the resurgence in inflation naturally calls into question whether it is working.

Art markets, like financial ones, don't like uncertainty; the Morgan attribution called into question the Strada authorship.

This is especially true when your reputation is called into question, or your friends or date is insulted.

Ultimately, of course, the most careful debt management cannot stop a country's solvency coming into question if its deficits keep rising.

As the energies and magnetic changes will accentuate in the coming future, everybody's faith will be put into question.

The findings in healthy children call dietary recommendations into question, the researchers said.

Western companies are hamstrung because the legality of the scheme cannot be called into question.

Open biopsy will hamper the further treatment of the tumor and comes into question only in special cases.

The developments of the past decade, including the current crisis, have to some extent called into question the validity of this reasoning.

The ability of National Societies to mobilize and retain volunteers is increasingly being called into question.

If banks and rating agencies got this wrong, what else must be brought into question?

A low turnout and significant claims of fraud could bring into question the legitimacy of the election.

This scrutiny has called into question the zero-tolerance stance that many politicians and policymakers once took.

Fresh numbers call into question the sustainability of the recent drop in foreclosures.

Second, the political willingness to curb deficits, by raising taxes or cutting spending, may come into question.

Mr Berlusconi has confounded that expectation, calling into question not just his private life but his judgement.

Its unexpected development suddenly called into question how human evolution had occurred.

But one widely publicized study, published in 2005 by Nature, called into question Britannica's presumed accuracy advantage over Wikipedia.

Last week, Abercrombie called into question the cost figures cited by Defense Secretary Robert Gates.

But the very existence of Inrakluk has called into question our understanding about how planetary systems form.

Chinese officials called into question the report's facts, saying it reflected "cold-war thinking. "

Medical applications of induced pluripotent stem cells called into question.

Greenpeace has also called into question his position, though Friends of the Earth and other environment NGOs have defended him.

But today their legitimacy and representativeness are being called into question.

All these would have called into question the reliability of estimates that indicated low risk amid a rapidly inflating housing bubble.

The first visual impression brings into question familiar ideas we may have of Soviet and British politics.

It called into question how the signal contracts were awarded in the first place.

But when errors are blatant and careless, they call into question everything else the journalist does.

But, astonishingly, Rooney's desire to play football was called into question. There is a simple explanation according to Queiroz.

Before the economy has recovered and unemployment has fallen the credibility of sovereign credit has come into question.

The confirmation also puts into question Fiat proposed alliance with Chrysler.

Inflation targeting itself may be called into question.

The disaster calls the financial logic of the high-speed network into question.

We don't want Brazil to score any goals because this will put our reputation, our prestige, into question.

The accident called both the track's design and the tactics of the host country into question.

Now love cannot be called into question.

You aren't sure what to think anymore as your core beliefs are brought into question today.

Recent developments call into question that commitment.

But the past year has called into question the very idea of a low-risk loan.

It worries that if competing versions are allowed, then its legitimacy will be called into question.

A stroll around downtown Beijing or Shanghai calls those numbers into question.

But in the past few months that view has come into question, as spending has slowed and surveys reflect mounting consumer pessimism.

Under no circumstances should our high standards ever be called into question.

These results might put the source of success for singing therapies into question.

The safety of aspartame was first called into question in 2005 when ERF published its first study on the sweetener's link to cancer.

But the model came into question in 2008 and 2009, when the financial crisis hit.

If you say one thing and behave differently, your character will come into question.

The adoption of English as their national language has never come into question.

The vote also calls into question pending free trade deals with South Korea and Panama.

In the past the suitability of referendums for large-scale democracies and democratic polities has been called into question.

It calls into question the moral explanation that crime is done by "bad people" .

Over the past few decades, however, a series of studies has called these stereotypes into question.

Rachel Morrison (Rachel Carson) the first time on the absolute correctness of human consciousness into question.

Cover-ups are complicated and throw your integrity into question.

The financial model of all investment-banks seems called into question at this juncture, he concluded.

Chinese progress in that field calls into question Gates' decision to cap production of the F-22 Raptor stealth fighter at 187 planes.

After the financial crisis, however, this self-image has come into question.

Britain's very membership of the EU could come into question.

My promotion brings into question the status of certain other members of staff.

Then, 10 years ago, a chance discovery by Pettersson and Nilsson called thispicture into question.

By promoting her, Mr McCain brought his judgment into question.

"This development is calling into question the future of the UK prime brokerage market. "

Even more worrisome, this has called into question the use of all thiazolidinediones and all PPAR-directed agents.

"If it is priced cheaply, and this is where subsidies come into question, it could find a market outside China, " said Perrett.

"They didn't want to do anything that could expose their deficiencies and call into question their talent, " Dweck says.

Diet and exercise don't work and the idea that obesity is about personal responsibility has come into question.

It also puts into question old business methods and theories.

The new research calls that into question, Thornton said.

The notion of necessity, again, comes into question.

Put the sentence into question one and give an answer.

The future of games development has been called into question after the EU Commission suggested developers provide a two year guarantee.

The entire structure of the BBC's governance has recently been called into question.

Sometimes, we might even need to spend more time learning into question or request.

There are other notions that come similarly into question: translation.

Although Board compensation is not illegal, it can call into question a nonprofit's financial integrity.

Now Islamabad's very stability has come into question.

She also called the actions of the advertising industry into question.

By referring to currency, Huang Rui calls into question the Chinese contemporary art market.

Let's turn this sentence into question, and then answer it.

But now, his judgement will be called into question.

Today, with Italy and even France looming into the picture, the very survival of the euro is coming into question.

Now Gruebel's leadership will surely be called into question.

In 2000, an influential group called the World Commission on Dams issued a scathing report calling into question the benefits of hydropower.

Her honesty has been called into question.

Especially in now social reforming time, the people saw at the same time many before never saw the thing and has never bumped into question.

On the other hand, if MP3tunes loses, it could call into question the legality of the larger companies' products.

If the quake did cause the damage, it could call into question the resilience of TEPCO's other nuclear installations in Japan.

What Republicans have just gotten away with calls our whole system of government into question.

As the right of society, to prescribe those rules by which property may be acquired and preserved is not, and cannot be drawn into question;

But as we've seen over the last year, I think that's an idea that is increasingly coming into question.

To call into question and take an active stand against; dispute or challenge:

The independence of the Office of Budget Responsibility has rightly been called into question;

To take exception to; call into question; dispute:

the once untouchable portuguese has found his position called into question following chelsea ' s inconsistent first half to the season

and in account of rights of calling into question

Production practices calling human respect into question,

Research into Question-answer Teaching Method for Undergraduate in Liberal Arts

A demand for explanation or justification; a calling into question:

is wrong because it calls into question the fundamental fact that we own ourselves

Because they had to respect you. Now of course, Freud, he put that thought very much into question

you see to examine yourself you would have to put other things into question - the society,