Примеры использования To answer a question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I know how to answer a question.
You have been saying that a lot lately when you don't want to answer a question.
I want you to answer a question.
Students use theTrue(green on LE clickers) or False(red on LE clickers) button to answer a question.
Way enough time to answer a question.
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Livio also attempts to answer a question with which mathematicians and philosophers have struggled for centuries: Is mathematics ultimately invented or discovered?
Contestant gets 30 seconds to answer a question.
Let's try to answer a question- is it effective enough?
And like all the best psychiatrists, he knew how to answer a question with a question. .
You may be able to use it to answer a question about your leadership, resilience, or other quality.
During the national public census which will be conducted in the year 2000 the respondents will be expected to answer a question about their citizenship.
Before attempting to answer a question, put it in your own words.
Sometimes I ran, and sometimes I walked,taking in the sites of people around me. Often I would pull my ear phones out to answer a question that Little Miss Stubborn posed about what we were doing.
Every candidate needs to answer a question-«Why shall I become a torch bearer?
He was reportedly interrogated during the first two weeks, during which time he was confined to a small cell under continuous strong light,the intensity of which would be increased if he refused to answer a question.
My mother told me never to answer a question with a question. .
He was reportedly interrogated during the first two weeks, during which time he was confined to a small cell under continuous strong light,the intensity of which would be increased if he refused to answer a question.
If I have to catch a ball to answer a question, it's gonna be a long year.
Bush's nervousness was also evident in his sudden interruption of the press conference held at Romanian President Traian Basescu's summer residence,when the European head of state was attempting to answer a question concerning US treatment of Romanians who seek to travel to the United States.
Often I would pull my ear phones out to answer a question that Little Miss Stubborn posed about what we were doing.
It is also important to inform interviewees that they have the right to refuse to answer a question and that they may bring someone to support them.
When Spitzer attempted to answer a question, he was clubbed with the butt of an AK-47 in full view of international television cameras and pulled away from the window.
You couldn't possibly expect a gentleman to answer a question like that, my dear Vuillard?
If the suspect refuses to answer a question or to give evidence, the person conducting the interrogation must stop questioning him or her immediately.
If it is required to increase the volume of sales, support all office work in the mode of"business in the order", to be a command"heart",that is it needed to try to answer a question:"Which my contribution will be to activity of this company, if I will be taken on work?
The defendant's silence or refusal to answer a question must not be regarded as implying a confession and must not be held against him.
During the negotiations the Chinese delegation has all along asked those countries which disagree with a"two-thirds-majority green light" to answer a question, which I raise once again today: if OSIs are not a substantive issue, what are the substantive issues for the EC to deal with?
Why did it refuse to answer a question raised by the State party, which the Committee itself had already answered during the consideration of the merits?
There can be no doubt that in a suit orcriminal proceeding a clergyman of the Church of England is not privileged so as to decline to answer a question which is put to him for the purposes of justice, on the ground that his answer would reveal something that he had known in confession.
Draft guideline 2.6.5 sought to answer a question that had been left pending by draft guideline 2.6.1, on the definition of objections, namely who had the freedom to make objections.