Examples of using Called into question in English and their translations into German
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The added value of point 3.22 called into question;
The complainant then called into question the way the Commission had investigated and closed his case.
Leslie, our third quarter accounts have been called into question.
In this therapy, thought patterns are called into question and worked on, and the patient is supported in actively confronting his anxiety.
What was taken for grantedonly yesterday is now being called into question.
Often, problematic behaviours are called into question and new ones are tried out.
The usefulness of the variousanti-terrorism measures has never been called into question.
The defence's evidence was repeatedly called into question, whereas basic questions in relation to the prosecution's evidence were not asked.
In this sense, Courbet's connection with his modernist"followers" must be examined more scrupulously and,indeed, called into question.
Concomitantly, conservation measures must be called into question as must the suitability of the species as a sustainability indicator for the coastal/marine biotope.
We concede our uncertainty about whether this aspiration is feasiblein a practical sense, and therefore must itself be called into question.
While the peg doeslimit Saudi Arabia's flexibility-and was called into question in the wake of China's currency devaluation-it has been in place since 1986.
But the fall in commodity prices has put a strain on many economies,and advances in the fight against poverty are being called into question.
Other countries' fate would be called into question, as occurred during the Asian currency crises of 1997-98 or the European sovereign-debt crisis of 2010-2012.
The Commission will act as the guardian of the treaties andwould be ready to act if the basic foundations of these projects are called into question.
The work of the various subcommittees was not called into question but the matter of their incorporation into the work of other sections was raised.
A look at the crisis situations in the Middle East and in Ukraine shows all tooclearly how quickly peace and freedom can be called into question, even today.
That does not, however, mean that the strategy itself is called into question: progress has been made more difficult as a result of the slow-down in activity over the past twelve months but the current strategy needs to be continued and reinforced.
First of all, people will have more liquid money and secondly, mistakes can be coped with much moreeasily without the existence of the business immediately being called into question.
Any examination of such rules in competition terms will haveto take account of the Court'sfinding that deontological rules are not called into question in so far as theyare reasonably necessary to guarantee the proper exercise of the profession, and to this extent are notcaught by Article 811.
A drop in interest rates is being considered on the other side of the Rhine, as an attempt to influence the European Central Bank,and the stability pact itself is being called into question.
The EESC is concerned that the exceptions permitted under the PSO Regulation may be called into question, particular those that apply to in-house companies(public ownership, municipal authorities, etc.) which does not appear to be vital for increasing public transport's market share.
The cofinancing issue is of concern to me, and I feel that it is more the issue of liberalism, whichhas ruled the CAP assessments over the last few years, that should be called into question.
He felt that the crisis which Europe was currently experiencing was in some Member States causing the objectives andvalues underpinning European integration to be called into question, particularly in terms of social inclusion, solidarity and respect for the economic and social rights arising from citizenship.
The frequently made assumption, sometimes explicit but more frequently implicit, that redundant technical information is at least neutral andperhaps beneficial in its effects on learning needs to be called into question.
However, when the book was published two years ago, no-one could have foreseen that Europe's post-war order would prove so brittle and that the European unification process made possible with the fall of the IronCurtain in 1989 would now be called into question to such an extent in the light of the current political situation.
Finally, I would like to emphasise that Member States' exclusive jurisdiction over available treatments and ethical choices in the fieldof health should not, under any circumstances, be called into question.
I would refer you to the decision of the June European Council, which, in ordering the period of reflection, alsostated explicitly that the validity of continuing with the ratification process is not to be called into question.
I am also pleased with the provisions on the control of airlines and, with regard to the security mentioned by Mr Costa, the truth is that I would prefer us firstly to analyse the results of the United States system in depth,since its reliability has very much been called into question on occasions.
