Приклади вживання It was a question Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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And then it was a question.
It was a question of freedom.
I don't think it was a question….
It was a question of health.
That is to say, it was a question of a few months.
It was a question of boundaries.
Fortunately, I was able to get out of the wall and then, it was a question of who was going to brake later at the next corner.
It was a question of prestige.
STUDENT 2: It was a poorly written question, it said true or false,and then it was a question. I object. DAVID MALAN: Noted.
So, yes, it was a question.
The friends set themselves the challenge of learning a language in a week in order to stretch themselves,and then it was a question of choosing that language to learn.
She said it was a question of values.
I had a good deal of time on my hands,but not enough to amount to anything when it was a question of reforming dear old Bobbie by argument.
It was a question of life and death, she said.
Among other things, it was a question of trilateral cooperation between Ukraine, Turkey and Qatar.".
It was a question about which of the listed drinks is not on the coffee shop menu.
Above it was a question of live weight, slaughter weight is a different concept.
It was a question of survival for us,” says Oleg Lebedev, the factory's chief of production.
It was a question of goodwill or the absence of such goodwill, or, to put it bluntly, ill will.
If earlier it was a question of one-time increase in tariffs, now it is proposed to do this in several stages.
Actually, it was a question of the two centres, as we do not regard the Patriarchate of Constantinople as a centre of the Orthodox world!
It was a question of emancipation from tsarism-- the"fundamental cause" of national oppression-- and of the formation of national bourgeois states.
It was a question of incorrect registration of a warrant, which is a violation of the requirement of Article 24 of the Law on Advocacy.
In particular, it was a question about the need in a new bankruptcy code, despite the flawlessness of the draft law adopted in the first reading.
And so for us it was a question of how do we try to combine those two worlds in a way that's going to make Stephen feel really satisfied with what we did and also honor the legacy of the Kubrick film and what it means to cinephiles, one of the most influential, the most influential horror movie of all time.
Could it be a question of language?
It's a question of what theologians call the development of doctrine.
It's not about money, it's a question of conscience.