calls 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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