Examples of using It is not a question in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is not a question of that.
Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze: It is not a question of"if.
It is not a question of time.
ladies and gentlemen, it is not a question of whether we are  in favour of social cohesion.
It is not a question of money.
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As you know, it is not a question specific to this debate.
It is not a question of reason.
Mr Barón Crespo, it is not a question of shifting the responsibility on to someone.
It is not a question of place.
Then it is not a question of power.
It is not a question of" theology.
Then it is not a question of power. Ah?
It is not a question of what I want.
It is not a question of men and women.
It is not a question of intelligence.
It is not a question of subsidiarity.
It is not a question of religious opposition.
It is not a question of theology.
It is not a question of either this or that.
It is not a question of whether we want Callie.
It is not a question of who is  right.
It is not a question of years but of months.
It is not a question of intellectual brilliance.
It is not a question of your choice or decision.
It is not a question of tolerance but of rights.
It is not a question of Russian roulette, Mrs Breyer.
It is not a question of scholarship or opulence or richness.
It is not a question of trading one interruption or two.
It is not a question of being  positive or negative.
It is not a question of getting freedom from something.